Sentence examples for To belongs from inspiring English sources
verb
To have its proper place. To be accepted in a group. To be a part of a group.
- Where does this document belong?
It's not even accurate, as the legwear they are referring to belongs to the man inside.
The horse he pays particular attention to belongs to Leonora Penderton, whose husband, Captain Penderton, in addition to being sexually ambiguous, is a thief and a sadist.
By the inductive assumption with respect to, belongs to for a.e.. Thus, the right-hand side of (4.21) belongs to.
The common beamforming technique we refer to belongs to smart antenna techniques in which desired users' direction-of-arrival (DOA) is estimated from the channel condition feedback, then the direction of main lobe of the antenna is steered to the desired users [11].
Who's it belong to?" "Belongs to me, James.
These character pairs are a possessive suffix followed by the symbol for fish, indicating in both instances that the fish referred to belongs to the person just mentioned.
That distinction used to belong to Brett Favre.
"It used to belong to Pilar".
You have to belong to something.
