categorise

'It came to my head to categorise the pictures.'

But what you got is a Hawaiian song, so how are you going to categorise it?

Charcot was one of the first people to try and separate out and categorise different forms of mental and neurological illness.

Clearly the bulk of material pertaining to this case resides outwith this sample, but I have managed to collate, categorise and catalogue the vast bulk of the evidence.

Collate them, categorise them. So that they begin to understand that really there are only about 4 or 5... classifiable sorts of joke: there's, you know, the shaggy dog, the pun, and so on.

'It came to my head to categorise the pictures.'

But what you got is a Hawaiian song, so how are you going to categorise it?

Charcot was one of the first people to try and separate out and categorise different forms of mental and neurological illness.

Clearly the bulk of material pertaining to this case resides outwith this sample, but I have managed to collate, categorise and catalogue the vast bulk of the evidence.

Collate them, categorise them. So that they begin to understand that really there are only about 4 or 5... classifiable sorts of joke: there's, you know, the shaggy dog, the pun, and so on.

As such, it's been categorised as a Class A-plus, so Detective Superintendent Dodson is going to be the SIO on this one and I am going to be the Deputy SIO.

Filed under a variant name, transferred, wrongly categorised.

Got 'em all categorised, people.

So that... is the reason why travellers are categorised by this office as not being homeless?

The president's scheduled appearance at the digital age conference has drawn harsh criticism from Senator Allen, who categorised the visit as blatant grandstanding.