Sentence examples for ranking coming from inspiring English sources

Flaunting a 10-1 record, a seven-game winning streak and a No. 12 national ranking coming in, the Illini appeared listless and bored against the struggling Flames (4-7), a Horizon League midmajor under a first-year coach, Howard Moore, and lost to them for the first time in 20 years.

Swann's late intervention was timely for England, who need to win the match to level the series and retain their number one Test ranking, coming as Samaraweera and Jayawardene looked capable of batting the tourists out of the game.

Lindsay Davenport will become the world's top-ranked women's player on Monday when the latest WTA ranking comes out.

Third in ranking came "good colleagues/boss".

The "desirable destination" ranking comes from a survey conducted by UNCTAD.

The final B.C.S. ranking comes out Dec. 10, two days after the Southeastern Conference title game in Atlanta.

That seems sure to change when the next ranking comes out Monday because the Orangemen are no longer unbeaten.

Ryan's lofty ranking comes despite 37 dropped passes by teammates, tied for second most, and excessive breakdowns in pass protection.

The Irish Examiner reported in 2011 that the cost of University College Cork's evaluation — which resulted in a top five-star QS ranking — came to €22,000, or almost $36,000.

The city's ranking came as no surprise to Jessica Williams, a waitress at Leo's Coney Island, a landmark hot dog restaurant in Livonia.

This new, highly unofficial ranking came about after the Dutch cyclist uploaded details of his ascent to the Strava mobile app.