pose

Allow me to pose a question.

pose for a photograph with

to pose an obstacle to

she's agreed to pose in the altogether.

The artist posed the model carefully.

You've posed an awkward question.

the dangers posed by exposure to asbestos.

to be fair, this subject poses special problems.

the pose and clothing were sketched from life.

the prime minister posed for photographers.

he posed her on the sofa.

the man dropped his pose of amiability.

we have thus posed the mathematician and the historian.

a radical change poses all sorts of questions.

the vexatious questions posed by software copyrights.

a pose cultivated by the upper classes

pose a threat.See Synonyms at propose

The Peewee Boyz strike a trophy-winning pose.

They're willing to pose but not " pose a threat" .

Now explain to us why this poses a problem.

Look, the gorilla's actually posing for us.

It is expressly forbidden to smoke in the classrooms as this poses a fire hazard.

Tunnels can pose problems for even advanced militaries.

Their fossils show them frozen in their fighting poses.

They knew that blindness would pose a significant challenge.

Mountain lions are now posing for their close ups.

Actually that then leads to the question that you posed.

The more recent paintings show people in static poses.