Sentence examples for classified way from inspiring English sources

I called my husband, who was born, raised and educated in Manhattan," said Susan Scapier, who lives in the borough and declined to give her age, saying, "That's classified — way over 40".

And we will work toward publishing a manuscript without the details, and we will wait on how the N.S.A.B.B. and the United States government envisages sharing the information in a classified way.

I know I have been classified that way; I know I have often classified myself and others that way.

The number of students classified this way has swelled 50percentt from a decade ago.

This is a big U-turn by the BMA, which had consistently refused to countenance any of Saturday being classified that way.

Games of skill, such as a player-vs-player game of any sort, are usually not classified this way, because there's real odds of failure.

A number of angiosperm families include extremophile species, although fewer than 10% of all plant species may be classified this way.

This is just about half of the total extensively cultivated grassland classified this way.

I will admit I never imagined our relationship would be classified this way.

All but six, however, are simply "classified that way for payroll purposes.

Fats classified this way are referred to as fatty acids that are polyunsaturated, monounsaturated, saturated or trans fats.