| denounce n as n | 17.05 | Spegelj denounced the film as a fabrication. | |||
| leave n as n | 16.98 | I left Eatonville as Zora. | |||
| succeed n as n | 16.19 | Huey eventually succeeded Pearlstine as editor. | |||
| enter n as n | 15.34 | Enter Mom as CEO. | |||
| win n as n | 15.21 | She had won the job as point guard. | |||
| get n as n | 14.75 | Get a job as a waiter? | |||
| name n as n | 14.68 | Congress named Alarcon as president. | |||
| choose n as n | 14.61 | He chose carpentry as a profession. | |||
| begin n as n | 14.15 | He began Newshound as a lark. | |||
| keep n as n | 13.89 | We keep rabbits as pets. | |||
| include n as n | 13.30 | They want to include those dates as deadlines. | |||
| defend n as n | 12.64 | Singh defended the actions as necessary. | |||
| hail n as n | 12.51 | Parks hailed Solis as a hero. | |||
| consider n as n | 12.24 | Consider Monday as Exhibit A. | |||
| buy n as n | 12.18 | We plan to buy some property as an investment. | |||
| recognize n as n | 12.11 | But Higginson also recognized Nikisch as a genius. | |||
| claim n as n | 11.92 | Both men claim Putin as an ally. | |||
| sell n as n | 11.72 | She makes and sells jewelry as a sideline. | |||
| characterize n as n | 11.39 | Other callers characterized Grant as a bigot. | |||
| gain n as n | 11.39 | He gained fame as an actor. |