Sentence examples for categories along from inspiring English sources

The 28-year-old left-hander has been out of the India squad in their last five Tests and his place has been filled by Suresh Raina, who has now jumped from Grade C to Grade A. The fast bowler RP Singh, who has not played a Test since April 2008, does not figure in any of the categories – along with Dinesh Karthik and Subramaniam Badrinath.

That may be true, but these categories, along with news and Cablevision's local programming, are extremely popular with the majority of our customers.

Race winners, both amateur and professional, were determined in 11 categories along the souped-up spectrum including the kings of the drag racers, the Top Fuel Cars.

The results resemble both an African outdoor market and a New York City sidewalk sale, but they also suggest a personal archive in the process of being sorted into categories along hard-to-track connective lines.

SOME theater professionals suggested creating more specific categories, along the lines of London's Olivier Awards or Hollywood's Golden Globes -- like Tonys for best solo performance or best entertainment -- though this would mean more to squeeze into the already crowded broadcast.

From then on you'll only receive updates from those categories, along with the news that BNO News considers very important.

Each of the categories along which relationships might improve (behavior, beliefs, attitudes or emotions) admits of degree.

I would put videos by Priyanka Dasgupta, Carol Pereira and Elisabeth Smolarz in that category, along with paintings, photographs and drawings by Jenny Polak, Nicole Awai, Jayson Keeling and Alisoun Meehan.

Gillan is nominated in the drama performance female category, along with Miranda Hart of BBC1's Call The Midwife, Suranne Jones of ITV1's Scott & Bailey and Sheridan Smith (Mrs Biggs).

Mr. Dylan's book was nominated in the biography/autobiography category, along with Stephen Greenblatt's "Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare" (Norton) and Ron Chernow's "Alexander Hamilton" (Penguin Press).

The category stormed along for seven years in Britain after Loaded, the first lad magazine, came out in 1994.