Sentence examples for are classed with from inspiring English sources
But diapers are classed with cigarettes and alcohol as disallowed purchases.
Lacking a generic name in English, shrewd or witty questions are classed with riddles.
These minerals are classed with the complex oxides and are related to the niobates and tantalates.
660 (23 USCA § 2), 'railroad grade separations, whether by means of overhead or underpass crossings,' are classed with 'bridges,' and are thus excepted from the limitations placed upon amount of federal aid which may be expended upon each mile of roadway.
This is a tear-jerker to be classed with the imprisonment of Dumbo's mom.
Surfing documentaries shouldn't be classed with other movies about water sports, however; they're films about devotion.
El Greco's two greatest portraits might as well be classed with his religious paintings, as spiritual images.
On that basis it is not perhaps unreasonable for Fukushima to be classed with an accident ten times worse.
The main outcome is that the northern portion of the retaining wall is classed with the highest hazard rate.
Although not similar in all respects, it is, nevertheless, to be classed with D'Addio v. Hinckley Rendering Co. 213 Mass.
(And yet she's there, making one wonder if, in television terms, the debates might also be classed with the new run of zombie shows).
