Sentence examples for belonged until from inspiring English sources

The First Folio identified in Saint-Omer belonged until the French Revolution to a Jesuit college in the town.

The past is where Sanwa residents thought Aum Shinrikyo belonged, until it turned up on their doorstep.

O-Hum, a band to which Babak Riahipour, Fath-Alian's bassist, belonged until recently, used a similar approach: the music was vital and modern, but the lyrics were those of Hafez, a 14th-century poet sometimes described as Iran's Shakespeare.

Officially the palace belonged, until recently, to a company partly owned by Shamalov.

He has a long form of kidnapping foreigners and AQIM - to which he belonged until last year - has a long and bloody history.

For many their strongest sense of belonging until now came from the football club Dynamo Dresden.

"It falls into the category of — where do I belong?" Until news of her uncle's impending death sidetracked their issues, she and her mother, and she and her brother, had been feuding.

Although the Tuscarora are showing a renewed interest in their corn, the whole year's harvest could hang, braided in the husk, from a few rafters in a barn that used to belong, until his death in 2009, to Norton Rickard, a Tuscarora elder who devoted himself to keeping the knowledge — and the corn — alive.

Should I pretend I belong until I really do?

I have been the brown girl who belonged... until someone told her she didn't.

The northern end belonged to Austria until 1919.