Sentence examples for classes him as from inspiring English sources

Boyd is on loan at Hull City from Peterborough United, whose manager Darren Ferguson classes him as the best player he's ever worked with.

American Philosophy: An Encyclopedia classes him as one of several figures who "took a more pantheist or pandeist approach by rejecting views of God as separate from the world".

The naysayers, who class him as merely a popular genre writer, jeered that, with the fall of the USSR, his day was over.

Khan said: "You can class him as an A-class opponent.

There is also Eduardo Vargas, who scored as a striker when Chile knocked Spain out of the World Cup, but Redknapp prefers to class him as a right-winger.

His closest supporters, who furnished Haw with sandwiches and cigarettes over the years, would class him as another in the line of tenacious Christian protesters bearing witness.

The central London employment tribunal ruled that Excel, a courier company which is now part of CitySprint, had unlawfully failed to award Andrew Boxer holiday pay and wrongly classed him as an independent contractor.

"This is the first time he has started a training week and has been selectable as a full-on player, so we would now class him as fit for selection.

The book, The Spy and the Traitor, presents the first corroboration by MI6 officers of the allegations made by the Soviet defector Oleg Gordievsky that Foot had received a series of clandestine payments from the KGB, which classed him as an "agent" and "confidential contact".

No doubt, he has brought pleasure to millions of people who have prints of The Singing Butler hanging on their walls, but as Sotheby's expects a bumper result from his paintings from Terence Conran's Bluebird Club, we should not make the mistake of classing him as a major - or even decent - artist.

He said: "I now class him as a number one.