(1) 'I came out top in the test,' he bragged.

(2) In the survey the Brits come out tops for humour.

(3) So what makes a good marriage? Faithfulness comes out top of the list.

(4) But the Brits come out tops for humour.

(5) My grades come out top in my department.

(6) He hope come out top in the exam.

(7) Indeed(Sentencedict), the proliferation of parties on the left and centre means his UMP party may well come out top in the European election.

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(10) Support among Mr Sarkozy's own electoral base remains solid. Indeed, the proliferation of parties on the left and centre means his UMP party may well come out top in the European election.

(11) With the development of economy and the promotion of reformation in our country, lots of main mineral productions and consumptions have come out top in the world.