For the first time since ITV started in 1955, BBC1 is poised to pull ahead.
Just when it needs to maintain influence, the EU is poised to pull most of its remaining 2,000 troops out of Bosnia.
Trailing by 24-10 in the third quarter, the Huskies were poised to pull within a touchdown when D. J. Shoemate rumbled for a first down inside the Michigan 5.
The show's promoters were poised to pull the plug unless Mr. Williams's lawyer, Charles A. Ross, could guarantee that he would appear.
Accenture, the biggest and most successful regional contractor working on the NHS's troubled £6.2bn IT overhaul, is poised to pull out of the project.
With the player's personal terms close to being finalised, Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, is poised to pull off something of a coup.
The knots that bind the biggest media companies were poised to pull tighter yesterday with Comcast's $54 billion bid for the Walt Disney Company.
The prime minister at the time, Naoto Kan, has since claimed Tepco was poised to pull out all of its employees, believing the situation had become irrevocable.
Perry is poised to pull off a season-ending miracle if he can somehow beat Tiger Woods, and then have some other variables fall his way.
It is ironic, Crump added, that Britain is poised to pull away from the arts just as there is a global move towards monitoring these competencies in pupils.
The insurgents, knowing that the Americans are poised to pull out, are aiming to make Iraq as unstable as ever.They have also staged some spectacular assassinations that have threatened to restart a cycle of sectarian reprisals.
