Sentence examples for second to no one from inspiring English sources

But Novak Djokovic was certainly feeling second to no one on Monday as he bellowed and flexed his bare chest in Rod Laver Arena after a match that ended at 1 37 a.m.

And I am second to no one in my respect for Charon, but come on: it's obviously Pluto's moon.

I am second to no one in my affection for my home turf.

"I'm No 1, second to no one," she crows, commanding all cock-rockers to bow to her superior size and strength, before landing the killer blow: "Fifty foot queenie / Fifty and rising / You can bend over, Casanova".

While they are now second to no one in their state or their league in basketball, Michigan State as an institution still suffers from an inferiority complex when compared to its older, more prestigious neighbor, about an hour's drive away.

I am second to no one in Coenmania — when I arrive at last at the grindhouse at the end of the world, I am hoping that it will be playing a permanent double bill of "The Big Lebowski" and "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" — and I was glad to subject my own more-than-ugly name to their mockery in "A Serious Man".

And outside of your second-to-no-one customer service, and your passion for your art, in your opinion what distinguishes you from say a King Baby or a Dogstone of London?

"Everything they're doing is second to none, no-one wants to be in the predicament we're in, but everyone's working really hard and as a group to make sure we're getting out of it.

She has little experience in the music business, but midway through her first season Ms. DeGeneres has all but hijacked the show, playing second fiddle to no one, not even the overbearing Mr. Cowell.

New York City should take second place to no one, as Mr. Meyerowitz said, not even Afghanistan.

Maybe, but he plays second fiddle to no one in east London.