Sentence examples for belong to a collective from inspiring English sources
The field used to belong to a collective farm.
"Japan does not belong to a collective defense organization like NATO, nor has it concluded a security treaty with China or Russia.
And perhaps none of us can be sure that the system gets it right in valuing the things that belong to a collective - whether that collective exists in space (a village commons to graze the cows) or in time (the buried oil owned by us today and the generations to come).
Whether or not you've done something yourself to be ashamed of, if we identify as a Christian, we belong to a collective group responsible for discrimination, colonization and genocide and it's time all of us under the umbrella of Christianity do what we can to change our public perception.
Factory managers located another source on their side of the border, but the land belonged to a collective farm.
Mr. Szczesny, who belongs to a collective called Centrala, which is devoted to experimental architecture, got the far-fetched idea of building a house in the incredibly thin gap between them.
He belongs to a collective of four Scottish photographers called Document Scotland, which does just that, at an important time for Scots as they prepare for next year's referendum on Scottish independence.
"I'm a better man than you are, Gunga Din" was an unconscious slip, not to say shameful, yet in a way it belonged to a collective Kipling unconscious.
For some years I have been ashamed of belonging to a collective which uses its ballot box clout to demand a massively disproportionate slice of the national cake, especially the medical portion.
Bags she helped make were slung over the skinny shoulders of fashion models as they strutted the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week earlier this month.Mrs Nduta belongs to a collective of Kenyan craftswomen that makes handbags and other accessories for designers such as Vivienne Westwood, a Briton.
