Sentence examples for category of a from inspiring English sources

"He would be in the category of a walker," Ms. Greeven of Manhattan File said.

Further Questions for Discussion: –What types of people fall into the category of a "public personality"?

Ms. Schiller falls into Mr. Perlin's category of a "serial intern".

"Somehow they have been put in the category of a sacred organization".

A low-revenue operation, the Pirates should fall into the category of a team building with youth.

Palm invented the category of a Web-surfing pocket-computer phone with its Treo line in 2002.

And there's little doubt that the Hatton Garden Heist falls within the category of a "good tale".

I'm going to put myself in the normal category of a music person who has been successful".

"I think he falls into a category of a guy that you don't appreciate until he's on another team, giving you the business," guard Mark Jackson said.

"We stand by the recommendation made to the ACMD that cannabis should be restored to the category of a class B drug," a spokesman said.

Owen did not fit into any standard category of A-level student.