Sentence examples for anything belongs from inspiring English sources

Surely the most rock'n'roll attitude is to embrace that force, to say live and let live, to spread one's arms wide to the idea that there are no rules; anything belongs in rock'n'roll.

If anything belongs to the public domain, if anything belongs to the people of the world, it's the crops we grow for food".

Hofer's collection of words shows how anything belongs next to each other, which is to say that nothing belongs next to each other; a sample: "summit leaders relations government the case the president / momentum change policies decision a departure / administrations tightrope wages allies pay help governor / mayor speech a challenge the tenure a gap the budget".

The sleek circles encased in plastic look more like mouse ears than anything belonging to a bunny.

(The exhibition contains artefacts belong to Johnny and Joey, but organizers did not gain access to anything belonging to Dee Dee).

If he was stopped, he said, he was told to be polite and "don't talk about religion, jihad, about anything belonging to Islam law or Islamic study".

Next to a blackout, the worst thing that can befall Monstropolis is a "2319," or the appearance of an actual child or anything belonging to a child.

Consider "Antiquities," a label that covers anything belonging to the Ancient World, from third-millennium B.C. Babylon to Rome in the third-century A.D. Taking in the significance of the art requires a high degree of cultural information.

She insisted the 30 archived notebooks she threw away shortly before the closure of the News of the World in 2011 were hers and anything belonging to her manager was returned to the office.

He added that should anyone take anything belonging to a Christian, he would break his covenant with God and Prophet Muhammad.

Now nobody dares fix it -- they're too scared of his spirit to touch anything belonging to him.