Sentence examples for two basic categories from inspiring English sources

Camps fall into two basic categories: traditional or specialized.

The industrial uses of tin fall into two basic categories.

These workers fell into two basic categories, based on their quality and their strength.

£10-£3,000: This price bracket covers two basic categories: efficient heating and insulation.

PENS OF A CERTAIN AGE Pen collectors can be slotted into two basic categories.

Such systems fall into two basic categories: command-initiated and autonomously initiated.

He defines the two basic categories, wealth and income, broadly and confidently but in a way nobody had really bothered to before.

For example, Mr. Yamamoto points out, in the Algonquin family of languages, noun endings are divided into two basic categories: animate and inanimate.

Mr. Jenkins explained that while there are a variety of sizes, shapes, colors and styles of slate used on roofs, most slate roofs can be divided into two basic categories: hard and soft.

The people fell into two basic categories: young couples enjoying the weather and each other, and serious-faced men who had arrived alone and seemed to have decidedly different intentions.

But the report included revenue from only two basic categories of fees, checked bag charges (up 24.6 percent from 2009, to about $3.4 billion) and charges for reservations changes (down 3.1 percent, to about $2.3 billion).