Sentence examples for These belonged from inspiring English sources

These belonged to Bliss, an avid collector of his enthusiasms, who has lots of doodads.

These belonged to the Miss Havisham collection, which declares itself (via Mr. Bittar's Web site) to be "fusing a design sensibility from '80s punk and '30s Art Deco".

These belonged to a common Germanic alliterative tradition, but all were first recorded by Christian scribes at dates later than the historical events they relate, and the pagan elements they contain were fused with Christian thought and feeling.

These belonged to a tool technology known as the Oldowan, so called because the first examples were found more than 80 years ago at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania by famous paleoanthropologists Louis and Mary Leakey.

These belonged to both structural and functional classes of proteins (Table 2, Figure S1).

These belonged to the charity and were budgeted for in the cost of the vaccination campaign.

"These belong to an elephant".

Do these belong to a German eagle?

One of these belongs to the Dept. of Parks.

Or did these belong to children on a seaside holiday?

Known as the Aegean Islands, most of these belong to Greece.