Sentence examples for and a category of from inspiring English sources
Later Greek theatre, after the fall of Athens (404 bc), initiated both the repertory system and a category of musicians trained more highly than the populace.
The I.S.M. said the four service-sector groups that added jobs in December were retail, finance and insurance, public administration and a category of other services.
In a paper, Smith proposed a definition of the yips as a "continuum," with choking at one end and a category of neurological disorders called focal dystonias at the other.
Under the New York State Human Trafficking Act, the purchasers of children in the sex trade, rarely arrested and a category of exploiters who are generally invisible and escape scrutiny, could be charged with a felony.
WASHINGTON — Retail sales edged up in July despite a drop in auto sales, and a category of purchases that excludes the most volatile areas rose by the most in seven months, a sign that consumer spending could increase economic growth in coming months.
Boxy desktop computers are an ever-diminishing part of the PC business, while Apple's MacBook Air and a category of Windows laptops with Intel processors called ultrabooks have reinvented traditional clamshell notebooks as superthin devices that turn on instantly like tablets.
In January, President Bush proposed easing immigration restrictions and creating a category of guest worker.
I also have a fascination with the social history of Zimbabwe, and with a category of white people who have been very important to the culture of the country: they translated the Bible into Shona and wrote the first dictionaries".
In this study, we introduce and discuss a category of genetically optimized fuzzy neural networks.
McGuffey High, you now know a percentage of your population has the desire to hate on and ostracize a category of people in your school.
