Sentence examples for been number from inspiring English sources

"Tennis has always been number one," Serena said defiantly.

(She's been number one on Forbes Most Powerful Womenn list for three years in a row).

Amelia has been number one in England since 2011, while in Wales it has held the position since 2012.

Djokovic himself had until recently been number one in the world for 91 consecutive weeks and 101 weeks in total.

The album has been number one in 13 countries so far, with more to come as its release rolls out across Europe.

Of all the players Van Gaal would have desperately wanted to remain fit – among the few first-teamers he had left – Martial would have been number one.

While Greek politicians have been number crunching in Brussels, workers in Greece have been either taking to the streets or walking off the job.

People who've been number one in the world, like Ivan and Amelie, know the amount of time it takes to make a difference and an impact.

It has been translated into 64 languages and all six volumes so far have been number one bestsellers around the world.

The Dickie Davies-haired queen of the rockabilly revival has already been number one in her native Ireland for most of the summer with her third album.

Alaska has been number one in per capita federal spending for more than 16 years, with $13,800 being spent on each Alaskan in 2006.