Sentence examples for belong down from inspiring English sources
Liberals may have wanted Mr Obama to be their champion, but both strategically and by inclination, Mr Obama doesn't belong down in the lists, breaking lances and smashing heads; he's better off up on the podium trying to maintain some sovereign dignity.
"Boobs don't belong up here, they belong down here.
Just 8.2percentt of private-sector workers belong to unions and just 2.2 million factory workers belong, down 60percentt from two decades ago.
At one point, after a visit of a month and a half, I had about made up my mind to stay down there for good, and then I began to be oppressed by a feeling that things had gone past me in North Carolina also, and that I didn't belong down there anymore, either.
They sound like they belong down a dirt track way off any US interstate, mining the blues and old time rock'n'roll, with singer Rosemary Standley looking quite the part; but there were sharp twists too, such as a quirky cover of Depeche Mode's Enjoy the Silence.
If I accepted that I belonged down there, in the terrible abyss of immaturity and ineptitude, I had failed.
Or so it is believed by Maya Ms. Ryderr), who has been rescued from demonic possession herself by a team of Catholic priests dedicated to keeping Satan where he belongs, down below.
The fourth of the five lines to go down belongs to American Electric Power, another major power company.
Even anti-Keynesians patronised him as a venerable polymath with correctly anti-interventionist views who nevertheless belonged down the hall in the political-theory department.
"He is so connected to film and film noir that he belongs down here and should be seen here," Schlesinger says.
