Sentence examples for you categorise from inspiring English sources

How would you categorise Letters Live?

If anything there's a clash between generations on how you categorise music.

That may well be true, but how do you categorise annoyance?

How do you categorise Simon Cowell with his role as talent-spotter and on-screen judge as well as producer of top-selling content?

However you categorise them, parkour and free running have featured in many films, advertisements and video games since coming to prominence in the early 2000s, while YouTube is crowded with home movies featuring various similar stunts.

To help with expense management, Penta already lets you categorise transactions and export them to various accounting software.

Call it crossover, call it fusion - the fact remains that it can be challenging, these days, to leave the theatre, concert hall, or art gallery with any idea as to how you might categorise what you saw.

If you use sub pages, you can categorise pages better.

David Kosse, president of international at Universal Pictures, is quick to dispel any suggestion that Hollywood incursions weaken foreign industries: "You could categorise it as more competition, or you could categorise it as more support.

I don't know how you'd categorise Privacy because it's so different.

So far, you could categorise all the efforts, such as Kyoto, as abject failure.