Sentence examples for believed belonged from inspiring English sources

Soldiers shot dead 57 people they believed belonged to a separatist movement.

Tells about the Panchen Lama's death in 1987 and the dispute over his property which many believed belonged to his successor.

The aim of that enterprise, prosecutors allege, was to "cleanse" land he believed belonged to ethnic Serbs of other ethnic groups, Croats, Muslims, Albanians.

This appeared to be a disavowal of presidential leadership, but it quickly became apparent that Cleveland intended to defend vigorously the prerogatives that he believed belonged to the executive.

Spike Lee has apologised for retweeting the home address of an elderly couple who live in a house he believed belonged to George Zimmerman, shooter of Florida teen Trayvon Martin.

They snapped mobile phone photos of license plates they believed belonged to "johns", and recorded a group of women who appeared to be taking a cigarette break in front of a club.

(Op! He's on the shelf above, which I believe belonged to the plain old "literature" section).

Questions about the role of religion in justifying the attacks have taken on fresh urgency with the discovery of letters that the Justice Department believes belonged to the hijackers.

The stash, Tal believes, belonged to the Knights Hospitaller who inhabited the castle.

Marrache said a handgun was found at the scene that investigators believe belonged to the man, but said it was unclear whether the man fired any rounds.

This, I firmly believe, belongs in Bartlett's.