Sentence examples for to posing from inspiring English sources
verb
To place in an attitude or fixed position, for the sake of effect.
- To pose a model for a picture.
This proved to be difficult for Nakashima, who was accustomed to posing for male fashion photographers.
She consented to posing for lots of pictures, which she wouldn't have done just a few years ago.
In addition to posing difficult legal questions, the suits are changing the economics of this famously cheap form of programming.
Methods used to locate them range from social networking sites through to posing as a motorbike dealer.
Would you by any chance agree to posing for one with me?", is what I start to say to him.
But Mystic's tranquil music had a fiery core, and she won listeners over without having to resort to posing.
By 1988 they had been reduced to posing in a papier-mache cave at a cultural festival.
In another case, William John Newman of Sunnyside, Queens, pleaded guilty in January to posing as an immigration lawyer.
Beleaguered then by Islamists and a tide of public piety, the ostensibly secular government was prone to posing as a defender of orthodoxy.
Unlike most new bands – who will say yes to everything from interviews with celeb mags to posing for sponsored Instagrams – Chvrches spend most of their time saying no.
