Sentence examples for belonged mainly from inspiring English sources

The second category, about 30, was a miscellany in which the responsibility belonged mainly to the page or section editors, the graphics department, production and (even) to me.

The bubble market of the 1990s, with its frantic day-trading in high-tech stocks, belonged mainly to the under-45s.

The regulatory failure belonged mainly to state occupational health officials who were deputized by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration to do inspections and rectify problems.

Martin Boyd had won the first Gold Medal from the Australian Literature Society as early as 1928, but his career belonged mainly to the postwar period.

Majority of the trees found in Morrone belonged mainly to Fagaceae, Sapindaceae and Pinaceae families.

The people of Yamhad were Amorites, spoke the Amorite language and aside from a few Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Aegean influences, Yamhad belonged mainly to the middle-Bronze Age Syrian culture.

Amphibians also belong mainly to Old World groups.

Fish in the lake belong mainly to the carp family.

Italian belongs mainly to Italy, and I live on another continent, where one does not readily encounter it.

Believing Armenians today belong mainly to the Armenian Apostolic (Orthodox) church or the Armenian Catholic church, in communion with Rome.

Manzoni (1933-1963), who is best known for selling his own canned feces as art, belongs mainly to 1960's Conceptualism and performance art.