Sentence examples for be classed among from inspiring English sources

Cynics once claimed Rickie Fowler could not be classed among the elite, that colour and character were not backed up by tangible reward.

He started upon a serious career in journalism and, after a difficult beginning, came to be classed among the foremost political writers of his time.

To that extent, tonight's race does represent another chance for O'Donoghue to showcase his eligibility to be classed among the international jockey elite.

"The Second Mark" can be classed among the rare sportswriting that, with one eye fixed on court or field or rink, manages to tell us something important about the human spirit.

Taylor, a bronze medallist at the Sydney Olympics, has beaten Bernard Hopkins twice and has enough credibility left – despite two losses to Pavlik – to be classed among America's boxing elite.

Tacitus reports that there was "a marvelous rivalry" among the senators in celebrating Nero's narrow escape; they held games, made offerings at shrines, and proposed that "Agrippina's birthday should be classed among the inauspicious days".

Now they are classed among the success stories of Dutch immigration.

But it has since been classed among literature deemed inappropriate for inmates.

Babies, with their lack of personality, are classed among the Not-Dead, little more than prams in the hall.

Some inroads are already being made: although it is the world's largest ship of its kind, Emma Maersk is classed among the most energy efficient vessels afloat because it recycles its own heat.

Our second full day began on Whitehaven Beach, a 7km strip of pure white sand which is classed among the best 10 beaches in the world and home to huge goannas (lizards).