Sentence examples for belong the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Adler used to belong the the Morning Glory Underground, a group that planted morning glories all over Manhattan.
You know, it used to be to the victor belong the spoils.
So long as he continues to belong, the club contracts to regard, respect and nurture him.
To the animal belong the dedication and endurance increasingly denied to human beings.
"It's like they say: To the victor belong the spoils," he added.
To the same period belong the Scytho-Sarmatian names of the earliest inscriptions.
How to describe the need sometimes to belong, the wish for a counterweight to life in limbo?
These three women are officers in an organization to which they would rather not belong: the American Gold Star Mothers.
"It used to be 'to the victor belong the spoils'," Trump said in a televised NBC forum.
· Festival bitch (part three): "You should get back to the gutter where you belong" - the BBC's investigative journalist John Sweeney to Max Clifford (yes, him again).
It's where I think: 'This is where I belong.'" The roots image is apt.
