Sentence examples for off ranking from inspiring English sources

cut off ranking member Elijah Cummings' (D-Md).

"Where does he come off ranking or rating anyone in our business?

There is, of course, a trade-off to Dallas' new-found need for speed: the team's defense – which ranked eighth in the N.B.A. the past two seasons – has experienced an early drop-off, ranking 23rd in the league through the first week.

All eight teams in last year's play-offs ranked in the top ten in terms of payroll.

"We are not laying off rank-and-file state workers -- absolutely not," said Heather Grizzle, Mr. Forrester's policy director.

Saving Q.P.R. from the brink of relegation and earning himself a personal bonus reported to be £1 million, or $1.6 million, if he pulls it off, rank higher.

The march follows an aggressive effort by Whitman's campaign to peel off rank-and-file support from the union, which has endorsed Democratic rival Jerry Brown.

See the ten most overpriced places in the U.S. In fact, Essex County, which lies north of Boston and comprises a host of waterfront locales, topped off the ranking.

Only two other times had the Huskies knocked off a ranked opponent.

The detour paid off: Montaño ranked number three globally in 2010.

But the proving ground was Lawrence Joel Coliseum, where Wake Forest, previously No. 1, knocked off highly ranked North Carolina earlier this season.