Sentence examples for categories something from inspiring English sources
The Yankees lead the American League in both categories, something Manager Joe Torre said he never could have predicted.
But the as-yet-unseen political drama Truth, where she plays a real-life news producer opposite Robert Redford, could see her straddle both female categories, something she also did back in 2007 with Elizabeth and I'm Not There.
However, the veteran awards watcher Scott Feinberg, of the Hollywood Reporter, went as far to assert that the Force Awakens could enjoy multiple Oscar nominations in major categories, something that has largely eluded the saga in the face of the genre-averse tastes of the American Academy.
In addition, Simplicius attempted to prove that there are ten and only ten categories, something that became the subject of dispute in the later Middle Ages.
It gives you topical search results broken down by categories, something that Bing does in a different way with guided results in the left explore pane.
The best way to look at Google right now is by slicing up the company into three categories, something that we've never been able to do with them before.
It may introduce a new category — something between phone and laptop — or it may not.
(At the Golden Globes, it even found itself winning big in the comedy category, something which I found puzzling at first, but might be a clever way of responding to it as entertainment).
Also in the security category: something called Incognito mode, in which no cookies, passwords or cache files are saved, and the browser's History list records no trace of your activity.
"When sustainability burst onto the scene, it was in the responsibility category, something that a company should do because it was the right thing to do," said Beth Lester, a vice president at Penn Schoen Berland Associates.
In expanding the best picture category — something it hasn't done since World War II — the academy's governors were hoping to arouse new audience interest in (and better television ratings for) a ceremony that recently has leaned toward independent-style fare like "No Country for Old Men," "There Will Be Blood," "Milk" and "The Reader".
