Sentence examples for what ranked from inspiring English sources

What ranked No. 2? It was not the royal wedding, or Kim Kardashian's wedding (and breakup).

In the 2015 Survey of American Fears, guess what ranked #1? Corruption of government officials.

But what ranks this championship over that game is Norwood missed and Vinatieri connected.

He is the Associated Press photographer who was on hand to take what ranks as a stunning news picture.

I'm not sure what ranks as Didion's strongest book, the one I might recommend in 20 years' time.

In recent days, some of China's most intrepid journalists have been taking a closer look at what ranks as one of the country's poorest counties.

In fact, it understands that almost too well, resulting in what ranks today as one of the most capital-centric countries in the world.

But the remarkable comeback last year — and solid returns for the two years prior — have reversed what ranks among the most stunning falls from grace in an industry brimming with schadenfreude.

There was no archrival to defeat (Hansen did not qualify in the 200 here), and in what ranks as a big surprise at this historically quick meet, there was no world record, either.

It would demonstrate that the equations drawn up by Einstein, who refused to believe in black holes himself, hold true in what ranks as the most extreme realm of physics.

So Budd duly went to Los Angeles for the 1984 Olympics to run the 3,000m in what ranks as one of the most memorable - most notorious (Guardian), most famous (Mail) - moments in Olympic history.