Sentence examples for hero category from inspiring English sources

Track and field is having a harder time in the mythical hero category.

Anthony Fletcher is the chief executive of Graze, which has been shortlisted in the Retail Hero category at the Growing Business Awards.

"This was one of the agencies that truly fit into the 'unsung hero' category, all the sanitation workers keeping the city clean and safe," Mr. Turso says.

The three have nominated themselves for one of the Climate Week awards, but have been told that they cannot compete in the Climate Hero category, which is decided by open vote.

Steele counters that this is because the nominees in the Climate Hero category are decided by panel and will be international figures such as Rajendra Pachauri or Al Gore.

Also in the unheralded hero category would be John Singleton, who lives close to the Royal Liverpool course, works 9-to-5 in an area resin factory and plays his golf after work in a municipal course across from Royal Liverpool.

Therefore, I'm nominating Reston musician and freelance writer, Ralph Lee Smith for the post of "Local Hero, Creative Category".

Mr. Leonard himself calls the actor's performance the best screen adaptation ever of a Leonard hero, a category that includes names like George Clooney and John Travolta.

The dialogue sometimes falls into daytime soap speak ("I love you more than breathing," Goldman tells Jewel after learning that she has been seeing Roam's son. "But I'll be damned if I'll allow you to date the son of the S.O.B. that put me on trial".) Mostly the show works because story lines zigzag in unexpected directions and because the adults do not fit neatly into hero and villain categories.

Victim is one of the two roles we allow our soldiers and veterans (the other is, of course, hero)." Both categories -- vets' PTSD-ification, you might say -- push them away from us, into a dimension of irrelevance.

Thomas Carlyle's 1840 On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History (1840) has a category entitled "The hero as man of letters".