Sentence examples for ranked toughest from inspiring English sources

No. 1 also ranked toughest at the Open in 1992 (4.49).

Today, the pros are being challenged by the course Golf Digest magazine ranked as the toughest in the country.

The par-4, 473-yard No. 12 was ranked the 17th toughest on tour last year, averaging 4.399 in scoring.

But there's a difference between Atlanta's "easy" schedule and New England's easy schedule, which is ranked the 22nd toughest.

Colorado Coach Gary Barnett said his team's grueling schedule -- ranked the second toughest in the nation by the B.C.S. -- the victory over Nebraska and the defeat of Texas in the Big 12 Conference championship game should have been enough to send his Buffaloes to Pasadena, Calif.

Google and Amazon were ranked as the toughest interviews, followed my Microsoft and Intel.

His imposing physique earned him the nicknames "Big Dunc" and "The Tank", and he has been ranked amongst the toughest players of all time.

The other two lowest ranked clubs face tough away games if they are to join League One and League Two clubs in the first round draw.

After this week, that decision may get easier as the Titans come into this one ranked as the 7th toughest on opposing wideouts.

I will do it!" But there can be little doubt that if the Guinness Book of World Records ranked the world's toughest jobs, Mr. Valentim's would be near the top.

Before the season, the road schedule was ranked as the 6th toughest.