Sentence examples for years posed from inspiring English sources

"Look at him," Trump said, admiring Brown, who in his younger years posed shirtless for Cosmopolitan.

Ethan Hawke, who was being honored for his fund-raising over the years, posed for pictures with fans.

Iraq, where I lived and worked for nearly four years, posed the toughest challenge to my passion.

He said the combination of new construction and increased precipitation in the last several years posed challenges for Westchester, which is laced with rivers and flanked by the Long Island Sound and the Hudson.

But the Clinton years posed a much greater challenge: here was a president who sharply raised the marginal tax rate on high-income taxpayers, the very rate that the tax-cut movement cares most about.

Morgan Stanley's worst case — a full three-notch downgrade — did not come to fruition, but its new rating, the lowest in at least 20 years, posed some significant challenges, potentially increasing its borrowing costs and requiring it to post more capital against trades.

Having spent years posing as the protesters' champion, Mr Humala is now reaping the bitter harvest of dashed expectations.

The explosion of digital material in the past twenty-five years poses a particular challenge to the guardians of literary remains.

His years posing as a journalist rub many in the media the wrong way, but Mr Toth is unapologetic.

The expected population dip of the coming few years poses a major problem for smaller, residential colleges with high tuition.

The advent of gambling at racetracks and other sites in Connecticut, Delaware, New York and Pennsylvania in recent years poses the most severe threat to Atlantic City in generations.