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Meanings of strike an attitude in English

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Usage of strike an attitude in English
1
To be made a living statue of,-nothingto do but strike an attitude.
The Poet at the Breakfast-Table
2
They would begin to dance, and she would click her heels and strike an attitude.
A Reckless Character, and Other Stories
3
But Lugansky can also strike an attitude that seems a little too cool for Liszt.
The Irish Times
4
Do you want me to strike an attitude and talk about love in a cottage?
None Other Gods
5
He did not strike an attitude or cover his dazzled eyes when they rested on Agatha.
The Grey Lady
6
But he can strike an attitude.
Tom Slade's Double Dare
7
Nobody can strike an attitude or go into a blue funk while they are worrying about things to be done.
Space Tug
8
Just as Crevel loved to strike an attitude, every woman has a victorious gesture, a studied movement, which she knows must win admiration.
Poor Relations
9
I don't mean to strike an attitude, but I do hate everything Mekin stands for, and I've a chance to throw a brick at it.
Talents, Incorporated
10
Instantly the shrieks ceased and releasing her hold Minervy struck an attitude:
Peggy Stewart, Navy Girl, at Home
11
He jumped from his chair and struck an attitude of the Apollo Belvedere.
Simon the Jester
12
Prophet Elias marched close to the porch and struck an attitude.
When Egypt Went Broke: A Novel
13
After two or three changes she struck an attitude that satisfied the master.
A Girl of the Commune
14
Vautrin struck an attitude, as if he were facing an antagonist.
Father Goriot
15
He stroked his mustache, pondered a moment, then struck an attitude, and declaimed:
At the Mercy of Tiberius
16
Again Tom Tripe puffed out his cheeks and struck an attitude.
Guns of the Gods: A Story of Yasmini's Youth
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