Sentence examples for when he posed from inspiring English sources

When he posed for his graduation picture in March, Mike Brown was still just Mike Brown.

When he posed for photographs on the pitch outside, a fans' banner was hanging which borrowed from an Oasis song.

Edwards was a magazine cover boy last year when he posed for beefcake shots going into the season.

His life seemed more complicated than the jaunty, hang-loose gestures he made with his hands when he posed for photographs.

Judge Lohier alluded to this concern, and added some levity to the proceedings, when he posed a hypothetical to Mr. Conley, the lawyer for S.E.C.

He famously sent sales of Breton sailor tops surging when he posed in one to promote his "Made in France" campaign.

Last year, these were not problems faced by the Ku Klux Kloser — as bleacher placards have dubbed him — when he posed with Minnie Mouse.

And while the subjects were now strangers, the procedure was almost as manageable as when he posed his relatives in Hartford.

In reaction against this kind of glamour portrait, Oliver Cromwell insisted, when he posed for an official image, that it be plain and accurate, warts and all.

Kurt Cobain famously wore a T-shirt on which he had scrawled a motto obscenely deriding corporate magazines when he posed for Rolling Stone.

Lincoln's visit also afforded him a timely opportunity to take advantage of new technology — photography — when he posed for a famous portrait at Mathew Brady's studio downtown.