Sentence examples for would be posing from inspiring English sources

Johnson has slowed down since that first year when, as Rice recalled, he would often hit first and would be posing on his follow-through only to hear a crack and see Johnson's ball in flight.

"If a player had won all four global majors in 2011, we would have declared her the Grand Slam winner and she would be posing with all four trophies.

Which Android tablet makers would be posing a serious threat to Apple then?

A question would be posed, and answers contributed by readers would be published in real time.

Mr. Papandreou expressed confidence that the Greek people would back a referendum, though he did not specify what question would be posed.

"It'd get a lot of light," she laughed, imagining the geometric problems that would be posed by a triangular school.

Even if unsolicited e-mail became a nuisance, a greater danger would be posed by placing limits on how this powerful new tool could be deployed.

But he should not let them blind him to the very real threat that would be posed by a nuclear-armed Iran.

The city agency said a more serious, long-term problem would be posed by a substantial reduction in the city's surplus because of Congressional cuts.

Much of Mr. Netanyahu's speech was devoted to what he described as the existential and increasingly ominous threat that would be posed by a nuclear-armed Iran, which he equated to a nuclear-armed Al Qaeda.

But in his plea for unity, Mr. Netanyahu pointed to the existential threat to Israel that would be posed by a nuclear Iran and the global economic crisis that he said could cost hundreds of thousands of Israelis their jobs.