Sentence examples for get a category from inspiring English sources
The bill will get a category of questions on "Jeopardy" and will pop up on "America's Funniest Home Videos".
Inside Out won out over Charlie Kaufman's remarkable stop-motion animation Anomalisa, an extraordinary sui generis piece of work which I think should get a category all of its own.
Each composer is placed in a pigeonhole or assigned to a particular school, while those who do not fit comfortably under any of the standard-isms get a category all to themselves.
Athletic ability, rather than falling under "extracurriculars," got a category all to itself, which explains why, even now, recruited athletes have an acceptance rate to the Ivies at well over twice the rate of other students, despite S.A.T. scores that are on average more than a hundred points lower.
I've got a category G license but I'm not permitted to own half these guns.
Over-the-top marriage proposals have become a popular YouTube genre, so we decided it's time they got a category of their own.
Heffner was skeptical, but Spielberg did work to get a new category, PG-13 (parents strongly cautioned), which was instituted two years later.
In the end, those poor, sad-faced app designers will get a new category and they'll be able to sell their garbage again.
I've got a "cute" category, an "edgy" category, a "racially insensitive" category, some stuff on "crippled people," and of course, a "knock knock joke" category.
"If we combine the 'excellent' and 'good' to get a total-favorable category, we found that Gov. Snyder had 29percentt positive in January, 28percentt positive in February and then dropped to 16percentt positive in March," Ballard said.
