Sentence examples for ranking would be from inspiring English sources

Her year-end ranking would be somewhere from No. 17 to No. 41.

The final ranking would be based on the best three results.

The team with the lowest B.C.S. ranking would be eliminated and the head-to-head result between the remaining two teams would decide the conference.

Greg Sirb, the Pennsylvania commissioner and the president of the association, said it was unlikely that Chavez's ranking would be approved if the new regulations were in place.

But a victory for García in a World Golf Championships event, in a field that includes 48 of the top 50 players in the world ranking, would be the best indication that his new swing was holding up under pressure.

The top ranking would be a great thing to [reach] but, if I was picking, it would be another slam – and hopefully I can defend my US Open title next month.

He would lead, and the ranks would be drawn from his "friends," as he put it, around the world.

Several of them believed that it should be a junior official whose rank would be commensurate with his almost laughably insignificant role.

The navy-jacketed pages are already gone, too; they left town on Friday, unaware that their ranks would be gone from the House for good.

The young boy of privileged rank would be taken by a kind of chaperone, the paidagōgos, who was generally a respected slave within the parents' household.

And illegal Soho clubs like Patricia's that still exist, from a time when the taxi ranks would be full of gangsters and Chinese at 6am".