Sentence examples similar to belonging almost from inspiring English sources

Acts II and III belong almost entirely to them.

In Cambodia, power belongs almost exclusively to men.

The daytime hours in this neighborhood belong almost exclusively to deliverymen and nannies.

But the second half belonged almost entirely to the men from Merseyside.

For a quarter of a century, beginning in 1972, the Super Bowl belonged almost exclusively to seven teams — only Ditka's Bears broke in among the multiple winners.

This teenage poker game, like many across the county, resembles a secret society to which only the poker astute may belong, almost all of them boys.

The hands that make the world's electronics belong almost entirely to young people with dreams of their own, and a lifetime of contented industrial drudgery is not among them.

In its more than 100-year history, the Tour has belonged almost exclusively to the countries of continental Europe; Lance Armstrong's seven straight wins (if they stand, after Usada's doping charges are heard) were an aberration.

Not to be left out, the world of Best Picture nominee Seabiscuit belongs almost exclusively to the thoroughbred of the title and to the men (Jeff Bridges, Tobey Maguire, and Chris Cooper) with the most vested interest in him.

"The crew belonged almost entirely to Liverpool and Wirral.

It helps that the Ceiba field, unlike the one in Colombia, belongs almost entirely to Triton.