Sentence examples for to become stood from inspiring English sources

The legend he seeked to become stood before him, unblemished in the Octagon for a decade, not that McGregor recognised him.

In the script's brilliant comic symmetry, Oscar and Felix, roommates forced together by matrimonial disaster only to become stand-ins for each other's former wives, end up acting out the very behavior that made them single.

Good Morning Nantwich: Adventures in Breakfast Radio has just been published by HarperCollins CV Phill Jupitus Age 48 Education Woolverstone Hall School, Ipswich Career 1983 Quits Job Centre to become performance poet Porky the Poet, supports Billy Bragg on tour 1985 Joins Go! Discs 1990 Quits record label to become stand-up comic 1995 Joins GLR 1996 Never Mind the Buzzcocks 1999 It's Only TV..

DNA computers are unlikely to become stand-alone competitors for electronic computers.

Though there are a few tracks that never seem to find themselves and become stand-outs, most of the tracks on Mosquito feel fully developed and diverse, yet cohesive as a whole.

Meanwhile, the journalist who reported Jose Mourinho had written a six-page letter to United outlining his case to become manager has stood by his story.

There were sundry examples, but Johnson carelessly fouling Jimmy Butler beyond the 3-point line and Wallace allowing a simple post entry pass to become a turnover stood out as plays that suggested the Nets were not locked in mentally.

Ms. Dolgow lamented missing the chance to become a stand-up comic.

The former cyclist turned soccer stalwart turned boxer turned world champion turned investor wants to become a stand-up comic.

"They're an acquisition candidate well before they're likely to become a stand-alone profitable company," he said.

The case consists of a polycarbonate body and an aluminum front that flips out to become a stand.