Sentence examples for belong back from inspiring English sources

Such attitudes and actions belong back in the Middle Ages.

And the soy nuts dipped in chocolate belong back at the health food store.

The idea that young disabled people don't belong back in institutions is certainly well embedded". All agree that there remains much to do.

They always told us the same thing: 'Well, this doesn't involve you.' " Putin doubtless believes, on some level, that the Baltic republics — Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania — belong back in the Russian orbit.

He has an easy-going style of dress, with open-collared shirts worn under his suits, and his musical soul is said to belong back in the Seventies, with the sound of Bob Dylan and Neil Young.

But state officials said yesterday that "a handful" of the prisoners released and deported under the program did not belong back on the streets, of this or another country.

"But this idea belongs back in the box".

Mr Ferri saw a photograph of Aphrodite, and decided that it belonged back in Italy.

She belongs back at the Kirov, where such virtues — line, form — are stressed over dynamism.

That's where Clarkson belongs, back in the 1920s, not the present day.

I wanted to see how his talents had evolved and whether he belonged back at the top of my list.