| As for the city, it has taken one decade to achieve the numero uno position. |
| She knows that as Secretary of State she would be not just be numero uno in the Cabinet. |
| Sunny, a German Shepherd, who works for Western Railway, emerged the numero uno in tracking. |
| The Swiss is still numero uno and will take some pot of paint to dislodge him, but be of little doubt, he, just like Borg and Sampras, will fade from the canvas. |
| But the numero uno Russian entry was Ludmila, who was the personification of consistency. |
| Little did the shop owner or the salesmen know that the tall gentleman in jeans and a T-shirt was not only an officer, but the numero uno of the country's air force. |
