Sentence examples for belonged returning from inspiring English sources

As fog horns and sirens wailed, a crane on a tug lowered the boulder back onto the reef off Giglio where it belonged, returning it to the seabed affixed with a memorial plaque.

The winner of the Grade 3 Illinois Derby at Hawthorne in April finished sixth in the Preakness, but trainer Walsh, who doesn't throw his horses where they don't belong, returns to take a shot here.

In the wise words of the Beatles, get back to where you once belonged by returning to your childhood element of nature.

Or I might, intending to give an object to somebody to whom it doesn't belong, mistakenly return it to its rightful owner.

As the morning wears on he recalls where three of them belong & returns them.

The English writer David Mitchell belongs to this returning army of nature.

The small community of year-round Jews, to which my family belonged, had to return to the mother ship, New York City, for supplies.

Mr. Schmidt helped Mr. Stoltz complete the coupe's steering assembly; when Mr. Schmidt needed to find where a fuel filter belonged, Mr. Stoltz returned the favor with a photograph he had found in his research.

The spotlight here belonged to Lemieux, who returned to the game this past Dec. 27 after a three-and-a-half-year retirement.

The Western consumer goods flooding into East Berlin, he insists, belong to disillusioned people returning from the corrupt West to the socialist fatherland.

A more immediate priority for Shkrum is showing that she belongs in parliament; some returning male MPs are known to still believe a woman's place is in the kitchen.