Sentence examples for we would pose from inspiring English sources

"We changed it, then once James Dayton came in to the middle of the park I thought we would pose them a few problems.

We'd pose for more pictures.

The consensus was that anything more complicated than what we are used to would pose a problem.

Already, my toddling cousins – the people we call "digital natives" today – would pose in front of my phone and make clicking sounds: smart enough to understand what phones should be able to do; stupid enough that they could not see mine was not fit for purpose.

Getting the church council's approval for what we wanted, the pastor assured us, would pose no difficulties.

But, as we'd soon find out, saying yes to everyone would pose problems.

Thus, we hypothesized that gaps present in the translocating DNA strand would pose an obstacle for WRN helicase progression.

An example argument would be: "Backing out now would pose an infinitely greater danger to us than if we stayed and tried to fix the problem.

"It is something that would be extremely expensive and would pose great risks, but it is part of options that we must technically consider," she said on Tuesday.

We don't have any indication that the nuclear compounds seized from Mosul University would pose any significant threat," he said.

And we expect that Apple will be launching a cloud-based version of iTunes soon, which would pose a serious threat to mSpot's offering.