| Old Ryan Giggs has probably got calcified hernias with more topflight miles on the clock than the Argentine scurrier. |
| Of course, many of the movies and artists who get this boost aren't necessarily topflight. |
| Eschewing these, Hatoum submitted topflight examples of such work to a fair aesthetic trial. |
| With its long tradition of chemistry expertise, as evidenced by its many Nobel prizewinners and topflight, prestigious schools and universities, France has a strong hand to play. |
| And their responses validate Leuba's prediction of the beliefs of topflight scientists generations from his time. |
| Barnt Green, who face a tough test at Himley today, and Wellington, who host Coventry, have been the two worst-affected topflight sides. |
