Sentence examples for had a category from inspiring English sources

We had a category: Weird Things.

RIG was administered to 4.85% bite victims attending the rabies prevention clinics, while 61.36% had a category III exposure.

It was important that it had a category for south Asian dance, so that people could get to see it.

If the Tony Awards had a category for best performance by a piece of fruit in a musical role, there's no question which current Broadway show would provide the winner.

If the Tony Awards had a category for best performance by a piece of fruit in a musical role, there's no question about which current Broadway show would provide the winner.

If the Zagat survey had a category for eponyms, Elaine's— more salon than saloon — might have been listed alongside Toots Shor's or Jack Dempsey's, which depended on their hosts' gregarious presence.

The first patient CAV, studied and described in the literature by Warrington in 1981, presented with unusual concrete word dyslexia, i.e., he had a category-specific reading deficit for concrete words compared with abstract words.

I have a category of my own: the lap book.

Your thinking has to change, because you don't have a category for this information".

But the fund tracker Lipper does have a category called "equity income".

The Academy simply doesn't have a category for what they achieved.