| poise take | 1.78 | Suharto poised to take on another term. | ||
| poise make | 1.32 | Labor poised to make a gain with gay vote. | ||
| poise become | 0.86 | And then there he was Sunday, poised to become an Olympian, a role model. | ||
| poise win | 0.72 | Ex-communisits poised to win power from Solidarity. | ||
| poise enter | 0.66 | It was waiting on the corner of the square, poised to enter. | ||
| poise benefit | 0.33 | The so-called barbell trade ensures against a surge in rates and leaves a fund poised to benefit from a rally. | ||
| poise launch | 0.33 | Now stepping up is America Online Inc., poised to launch the most serious challenge to Microsoft to date. | ||
| poise move | 0.33 | Is it poised to move? | ||
| poise strike | 0.33 | But with NATO planes still poised to strike, he warns President Slobodan Milosevic must prove his commitment to peace. | ||
| poise be | 0.26 | H is for hawthorn and horse chestnut, two medicinal plants poised to be the next best-sellers. | ||
| poise capture | 0.26 | Today, George W. is the popular governor of Texas and poised to capture a second term. | ||
| poise join | 0.26 | Nomar Garciaparra was back in the dugout, poised to join Everett in the lineup Sunday. | ||
| poise play | 0.26 | About five dozen musicians sat at their places in a semicircle around him, poised to play. | ||
| poise reach | 0.26 | That leaves Bush, in Texas, poised to reach national prominence as a Republican advocating a cooler approach to the issue. |