Sentence examples for belong around from inspiring English sources

The owners of Compass should get rid of the chickpea pancake, the stuffed tomatoes, the feta-stuffed bow ties and the looming flower arrangements, which belong around a horse's neck at Belmont Park.

"It's early, but he acts like a guy who belongs around here.

Remains of his capital have been excavated, known as Agroha Mound or locally as Ther, and belong to around 3000 BC.

"People feel a sense of belonging around yoga," Ms. Prete said.

A widespread fire - caused by campfires and candlelight used for heat and light - also destroyed the tents belonging to around 180 refugees.

The safes contained 90% of Moore's stock, including jewellery belonging to around 200 pawnbroking customers being held as security for short-term loans.

There's a couple of little redheaded Dominican kids running around, belong to guys at the 30th.

The insect group that they belong to has been around for over 400 million years.

It was to produce, from under the weight of much heavy talk, a big performance, an announcement that England really do belong somewhere around the top of world football.

The idea is that if the nearest thermal point in the 3D spatio-thermal model is too far from the vertices in the geometrical baseline mesh, it is most likely that the thermal points belong to objects around the wall but not the building geometry itself.

The Lutheran synod that Representative Michele Bachmann, who ran for president this time around, belongs to states in its doctrines that "the papacy is the Antichrist".