Sentence examples for wish to pose from inspiring English sources

It was her wish to pose on the couple's yacht.

In the battles that lie ahead, this will be Corbyn's greatest strength; his wish to pose questions on behalf of the British people is not a PR strategy, indeed it has been his lifelong cause.

Mrs. Clinton is inviting donors to bundle $25,000 for a private reception, and $10,000 if they wish to pose for a photograph with her and Mr. de Blasio.

One might wish to pose hypothetical (theory driven) queries to data analysis systems such as "do students who study topics one by one typically perform better than those students who study their topics side-by-side?" In order to answer such a query, there is a predominantly bottom-up process of data analysis, i.e., turning data into information.

Clearly the United States still has a problem with race relations in many parts of the country and whilst I cannot try to tackle everything in this film, I certainly wish to pose some social questions.

It is very timely that with the events taking place in Baltimore and Ferguson (among others) that the United States still has a problem with race relations in many parts of the country, and whilst we cannot try and tackle everything in this film, we certainly wish to pose some poignant social questions.

"It poses a hard conflict between the wish to get every moment they can with their soldier and the need for life to go on.

And so they were greeted with friendly handshakes, good luck wishes, or requests to pose for photographs.

During our interview, people keep coming up to congratulate him, asking him to pose for photos, wishing him luck at Wimbledon.

If you wish to strike a pose as the nation's protector, why not reassure the voting public that, should enemies of the state arise, they will be hunted down and punished, no matter where or when?

House Republicans filed in to Speaker John A. Boehner's office suite to pose for pictures, ask for autographs and offer well-wishes to one of their own.