Sentence examples for usually pose from inspiring English sources

Next up is Harajuku, the fashion hangout where kookily dressed teens usually pose for pictures.

More than 14,000 scientists have been approved to work with so-called select agents like anthrax that usually pose little threat to public health unless they are used as bioweapons.

Polling companies usually pose their questions as if the referendum were happening tomorrow, but Mark Diffley, of Ipsos Mori's Scotland office, believes that by some measures, nearly half the electorate have yet to commit their votes to one side or the other.

However they usually pose too much overhead on the host.

The question we usually pose at this bit is whether the handset is worth an upgrade over its predecessor.

However, the enforcement of boundary conditions in a stable manner and treatment of interface problems with discontinuous coefficients usually pose many challenges.

"Theater usually poses these questions allegorically," he says.

In publicity photos he usually posed in a leather jacket, with a Boston Red Sox baseball cap.

The first question usually posed by Afghans is whether one is from India or Pakistan.

It was usually posed by people who felt they had no other recourse against a repressive regime.

Amardeep Singh, of the Sikh Coalition, said that in addressing audiences since 9/11 he usually poses a question.