Sentence examples for belong during from inspiring English sources

Feeling like he didn't belong during the Yeezus sessions was not a novel experience for Kiwanuka.

We have made assumptions over the years that play doesn't belong during work hours.

The stories and the issues, they belong, during these years, to your children.

I come from a refugee family myself, and some of what has always drawn me to "The Vocal Scene" is my association of Jellinek with the New York émigré community to which my parents belonged during and after the Second World War.

A close examination of these campaigns offers numerous examples of the complexities of women's national belonging during the war years.

Many of the postdoc activists were already experienced unionists, having belonged during their grad school days to UAW Local 2865, which represents UC's student teaching assistants, graders, and lecturers.

Ethnicity, Community and Street (1972-80) explores the nation's sense of place and belonging during this period, documenting race tensions through National Front racist graffiti and in contrast, an image of a proud Asian matriarch at her home in Birmingham.

"The Imitation Game," yes, certainly belongs during the code-breaking years before it spins off into Alan Turing's personal trials.

Meanwhile, Vice President elect Mike Pence once predicted that Roe v. Wade, the landmark case allowing abortion, would be "consigned to the ash heap of history where it belongs" during Trump's presidency. .

Furthermore, academic adjustment and a sense of belonging during the first year of college are linked (Hurtado et al., 2007).

Categorization of occupational sector was based on the union and/or organization to which the responder reported belonging during work on the WTC effort.