Sentence examples for same categories as from inspiring English sources

Mr Turner also has four Oscar nominations – in the same categories as its Bafta nods.

It seems fair to use the same categories as the Academy itself, though with one minor adjustment... Worst Actress: Gwyneth Paltrow, for her 'tearful' acceptance speech.

What we can expect is that the most popular terms will come from the same categories as before: sex and dating, dissing and shaming, gushing and moaning and indulging covertly in illicit hedonism.

In July, Idealab, a firm that launches start-ups and is run by Bill Gross, one of the Internet's most prominent entrepreneurs, launched Shopping.com, which also offers about a million products in most of the same categories as NetMarket.

In general, pronouns exhibit the same categories as nouns, but the relative pronoun pu is invariant, its relation to its own clause being expressed when necessary by a personal pronoun in the appropriate case: i yinéka pu tin ídhe to korítsi 'the woman pu her saw the girl' (i.e., 'the woman whom the girl saw').

The dataset includes a list of 200 offences, which we grouped in the same categories as the recorded crime data.

He's in the same category as Patrick Moore.

Double Sextet belongs in the same category as the Daniel Variations.

This, though, puts Wells in the same category as Charles Barkley.

The move puts airlines in the same category as tobacco companies, pornographers and arms dealers.

"Pasta's getting lumped in the same category as Krispy Kreme," she said.