Sentence examples for belong were from inspiring English sources
Some things that belong were omitted and some that don't were included.
People who have a low need to belong were most impacted by changes in the icon, with effects most evident among consumers with a fearful attachment style.
Workers were forced to belong, were rarely included in negotiations with management and never received a clear accounting of how their dues were spent.
Ninety-nine morphologicharactersthat that show variation within the larger clade to which the Rhodonessa caryophyllacea and its closest relatives belong were taken from Livezey (1996) (see Supplementary material for the data matrix).
Argentina's three major trade unions, to which around half of its 14 million workers belong, were protesting a package of fiscal, pension and tax reforms announced by the government two weeks ago.
The photo was taken already in 1990, five years before symbions, and the Cycliophora phylum to which they belong, were described.
How long they belong is another issue.
To see birds where they really belong is very special.
Even the material that does belong is often repeated.
To belong is a privilege and an honor.
The community to which he claimed to belong is caring, loving, cohesive, socially engaged.
