Sentence examples for Much belonged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Athanson once rowed across the Connecticut River dressed as George Washington to draw attention to a dispute over how much of the river belonged to Hartford and how much belonged to East Hartford.

The first half very much belonged to St Mirren and had Thompson been able to convert a seventh-minute opportunity, it would have been a goal to grace any game.

This year pretty much belonged to '80s nostalgia porn "Stranger Things," a horror/sci-fi series.

Ceremonies featured elaborate modes of dress that bore all of the ornaments and adornments of the renaissance courts to whose world the papal monarchy still very much belonged.

AB No, I very much belong to the blank generation.

But because the project belonged to the whole world, it didn't much belong to anyone.

(New York City Cab Company, New York City Taxi Cab: these names pretty much belong to the New York-New York casino, in Las Vegas).

This little boy, who has been through so much, belongs with his father, Doris M. Meissner, commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, said last week.

As urban renewal continues and the houses in Getsemani are buffed up into vacation homes and charming inns, the streets of the old city will still very much belong to the descendants of the freed slaves.

a. rock gypsum b. slate c. rhyolite d. coal GLOBAL HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY 1. "I am lucky enough to have been involved for half a century with work, mostly in East Africa, that very much belongs to everyone, since it concerns the human origins that are common to the whole human race".

The world of advertising, he said, pretty much belongs to Google.