Sentence examples for category calling from inspiring English sources

Lü Shuxiang was the first to treat them as a separate category, calling them "unit words" ( dānwèicí) in his 1940s Outline of Chinese Grammar and finally "measure words" ( liàngcí) in Grammar Studies.

Resident Advisor's North American editor, Andrew Ryce, belonged to the latter category, calling the album "uneven" and "rarely as profound or as meaningful as it tries to be" in a fair and thoughtful critique earlier this month.

Blige later tweeted a link to a HitFix.com article that described how difficult it is for tunes to qualify for the Best Original Song category, calling it "ridiculous" and "unfair".

A recent dinner began with a category called snacks.

There is no accepted coaching category called stickler or nitpicker.

But the fund tracker Lipper does have a category called "equity income".

The most interesting by the bottle choices are in a category called alternate wines.

Bailin recently instituted a funding category called "institution and field building".

The Preserve America Collection will include a category called Farms Across America.

In the category called high performance, some tees sell for $3 to $4 each.

R.E.M., whose rise in the eighties helped create the college-rock category, called it quits today.