Sentence examples for be classed as one from inspiring English sources

the Changing attitude toward the child since then, however, can be classed as one of the great revolutions of history.

So will he now be classed as one of those writers, like Virginia Woolf, who battled depression and whose work can be partially understood with reference to it?

"I think the club itself needs to be classed as one of the favourites but I think we all know we as a team have to improve if we are to keep progressing in the competition," he said.

"I think we could be classed as one of the favourites," said Moyes.

The dispute turns on whether the attacks are classed as one event or if Mr Silverstein can make two claims under the same policies.

One of the main reasons it's classed as one of the hundred most invasive species on the planet by the World Conservation Union is that it can grow 10cm a day.

"I could have 20 parcels and that is classed as one stop and I get paid the same".

He looked broken, a sad remnant of the striker who had been classed as one of the world's most deadly until shredding knee ligaments in January 2014.

But in wartime America they are classed, as one Van Damme executive bluntly observes, with "the coloreds, the oldsters, the defectives" who have to replace the "men with skills".

It's classed as one of his handful of "Wimmelbilder," or "busy pictures," which were characterized by an encyclopedic cast of figures, none overlapping, all engaged in miscellaneous activities, against a background with an elevated horizon.

After all, the pretty yellow plant that seems to spring up overnight in fields and hedgerows, is classed as one of Britain's most injurious, with a reputation for killing horses and grazing animals who eat it.