Sentence examples for which he posed from inspiring English sources
Consider the following question, which he posed in New Hampshire: "Will the highways on the Internet become more few?" Whew!
In 1988, Koons announced his breakthrough — or, really, breakout — show, "Banality," with magazine ads in which he posed with bikini babes, schoolchildren, and pigs.
One of the paintings he made for the church was the Immaculate Conception, in which he posed the virgin in a Mannerist S-curve.
Mr. Bloomberg also spoke at the Independence Party's "anti-corruption" awards ceremony in December at which he posed for a photograph with Dr. Fulani.
She says she has a particular image of Burt in mind, one from the 70s in which he posed nude for Cosmopolitan on a bearskin rug.
The visit, during which he posed for pictures with an AK47, was interpreted as an attempt to demonstrate his credentials as an international statesman.
He is fond of a conversational device in which he poses and then answers his own questions.
And, true in part to his summary, he has never entirely left science behind, only shifted the pathways through which he poses his questions.
Judging from Sosa's wacky Pinterest page – on which he poses like a replicant in the Sears catalog – Sammy's not too broken up about the snub.
The Art and Science of Imagining a Society That Never Was," in which he poses a series of outlandish questions — what if we could live for hundreds of years?
I suspect that the underlying riddle of Banville's trilogy is expressed in Alexander Cleave's not quite rhetorical question, which he poses as the parallels between Axel and Alex accumulate: "I am not Axel Vander, nor anything like him.
