Sentence examples for rising to the number from inspiring English sources
Amid blanket media coverage, Waterstone's said it had seen "strong early sales" of Decision Points this morning, with the book rising to the number 11 spot on amazon.co.uk's bestseller list following its release yesterday.
That app, too, came out of a hushed acquisition, and has since launched to much fan-fare, rising to the number one position in social on the App Store.
It's all a far cry from this time 12 months ago, when a seemingly close-knit and polished England side were rising to the number one spot in the world rankings.
Since miraculously rising to the number one ranking in the world a year ago, he hasn't won a single tournament; after losing in the opening round of three consecutive events, he has dropped to number nine.
Sharapova is clear-eyed about the fact that she must keep on winning; many of her marketing deals reach full value only if she attains certain goals such as winning another Grand Slam match or rising to the number-one ranking in the world.
Soon afterward Dulles was appointed Deputy Director of Plans at CIA and quickly rose to the number two position.
It's also risen to the number 14 top free app overall.
Now, he claimed, it had risen to the number one position.
He rose to the number two job of president at GE Capital in 2000.
Guertin ran customer service, rose to the number two slot and in 2004 became president of the New Hampshire Blues plans.
He rose to the number 1 in the world junior rankings.
