Sentence examples for ranks looking from inspiring English sources

I scanned the ranks looking for the reason.

But another speaker, who came later, struck a decidedly gentler tone with the more than 60 police officers, of differing ranks, looking on across a police barricade.

The odds are 8-1 that Jones will win, then return to the heavyweight ranks, looking for a huge payday against Mike Tyson.

More is less, though, and Málaga's massed ranks look comfortable.

No one in the Liverpool ranks looked as if they expected the opener to be disallowed for handball by the referee Herbert Fandel.

What's clear, however, is that while newsrooms contract and careers in the ranks look uncertain, if you have the talent and the track record the opportunities may be greater than ever.

Nevin's late withdrawal because of his expected move to the professional ranks looked set to leave the country minus a bantamweight in Almaty next week.

It's no wonder his ATP ranking looks like an E.K.G. chart, bouncing into the top 25 two years ago and then down to the mid-100s now.

Best Bosses For the Buck Our pay-for-performance ranking looks at overall tenure as well.

Considering HP's most recent market share rank, look for the tech giant to roll out many more high-profile marketing deals in the months to come.

The annual ranking looks at 22 indicators of health, including everything from how many children receive recommended vaccinations, to obesity and smoking rates, to cancer deaths.