Sentence examples for and stood to be from inspiring English sources

Hampton knocked in two runs, but he allowed five over seven innings and stood to be the losing pitcher until Bell homered off Dotel, the Astros' new closer.

Jenny Jones, the Green party peer, discovered that police kept a log of her political movements for 11 years while she sat on the official committee scrutinising the Metropolitan police and stood to be London's mayor.

Official files show that the police kept a log of the political movements of Jenny Jones, a London assembly member and peer, over an 11-year period while she sat on the official committee scrutinising the Metropolitan police and stood to be London's mayor.

And it's because the bond between Raleigh and Mako made more sense – and stood to be stronger – with the two being friends, rather than lovers.

The Thunder's top reserve made quite the impact during the season, and stands to be just as crucial when he returns for the playoffs.

But a lot more Iraqi blood than American has already been spilled, and stands to be spilled again, if the politicians get it wrong.

The low-lying country is vulnerable to flooding and cyclones, and stands to be badly affected by any rises in sea levels.

It's nice to be able to wear clothes, walk and stand to be touched on days 2 and 3. 4. Strangers.

The first night 6/7 June was uneventful and "stand to" was 04 30, but there were still no signs of a German attack.

And it's because the bond between Raleigh and Mako made more sense and stood to be stronger with the two being friends, rather than lovers.

But wireless- and IP-based videoconferencing using desktop computers and handhelds stands to be enormous.