Sentence examples for stood to become from inspiring English sources

Aside from the challenge, Nassetta stood to become immensely wealthy.

If their bets paid off, they stood to become multimillionaires.

In 2009, Nemtsov stood to become mayor in his native Sochi.

Ivica Malinaric, the owner of Pub Spacio, stood to become one of the main beneficiaries of this change of plans.

One senior Olkola woman, Elaine Price, said the cattle industry stood to become a key earner for the group.

There -- and by all accounts to his immense astonishment -- Mr. Rolfe Johnson was told that properly trained, he stood to become a world-class singer.

She stands to become the top Democrat on that committee when Norm Dicks of Washington retires.

Mr. Klein, already a formidable fund-raiser, stands to become a soft-money potentate.

He stands to become the first Spur since Gary Lineker, in 1991-92, to reach 30.

In the end, officials said, the archdiocese stands to become more streamlined and suburb-oriented.

He'd like to prevail against Jessup, a gloating lout who stands to become rich and famous if exonerated.