Sentence examples for category of good from inspiring English sources

In the category of good but not great was an order of linguine ringed with littleneck clams and crowned with three jumbo shrimp.

On some level, all stories of successful brands resemble one another: the competitors in some category of good or service seem interchangeable until one of them, often a newcomer, dreams up some way of standing out from the crowd.

Reprints Related items Gambling with public moneyNov 16th 2000In the past three years, another category of "good cause" has been created the "new opportunities fund" for health, education and the environment.

In the category of good food honestly prepared were chicken tortilla soup ($3 a cup, $4.50 a bowl), honey barbecued wings ($8), shrimp and avocado quesadillas ($8), Jack Daniel's barbecue ribs ($11.80 a half rack, $17.80 a full rack), rib-eye steak with Jack Daniel's sauce ($18) and a chocolate silk pie ($5.55).

The two soups sampled also fell into the category of good but not great: a standard onion with a bit too much cheese and a creamy broccoli that had a lush texture but needed a shake of salt to bring it to life.

Notwithstanding this, their staff in France, 30 in all spread between two houses, learned to refer to her as "Son Altesse Royale" (perhaps S.A.R. sounded less threatening than H.R.H. and certainly fell into the category of "good manners"), footmen wore royal livery, and Wallis's notepaper had a small crown above a "W".

"That works with a finite category of goods.

Retailers generally don't divulge details of their sales by category of goods.

Traders bring a lorry and stop off at separate warehouses to collect each category of goods.

The price of success is that your distinctive marks will get associated with the whole category of goods.

So it should come as no surprise that, just as it was on the high street, clothing was the biggest category of goods sold online in America last Christmas.