Sentence examples for from its ranking from inspiring English sources
The film ranked number 58 in 100 Years... 100 Movies in 1998 before it was dropped from its ranking in the 10th Anniversary revision in 2007, though it was nominated for inclusion.
I.B.M., based in Armonk, made the top 10, jumping 15 notches from its ranking last year, partly because the number of women who run lines of business.
Dr. Claude Lenfant, director of the institute, said that if the American public took the guidelines seriously, heart disease could slip from its ranking as the nation's leading cause of death.
As well as producing several leaders from its ranks, it receives $1.3bn in aid each year and has a vast commercial arm with products including ammunition, mineral water and cars.
While the Florida Libertarian Party didn't out-and-out eject Invictus from its ranks, it did issue a press release Monday condemning the Senate candidate's views.
But, with the deadline for an end to donations fast approaching, the LDP leadership, under pressure from its rank and file, decided it could ignore the public's previous outrage over influence-peddling and let the backhanders continue.
This club obviously finds Messier too internationalist in attitude, so it has voted to expel him from its ranks.
And, the N.A.A.C.P. scratched an old wound this week when it called on the Tea Party to expel racists from its ranks.
In convincing the Supreme Court that it should have the right to bar gays from its ranks, the Boy Scouts of America has definitively established itself as an organization that considers homosexuality a detriment to the well-being of its young members.
In fact, the party, the Rally for the Republic, grew so frustrated with Mr. Tibéri's refusal to step down that it convened a formal meeting to expel him from its ranks.
