Sentence examples for belonging certainly from inspiring English sources

The aim of this proposal for a decision will obviously be supported by everybody; the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe – to which I have the honour of belonging – certainly supports it fully, as does the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, which gave the Council proposal in question its almost unanimous approval.

At the same time, Churchill was never entirely trusted by the upper crust to which he belonged, and certainly never by its organized voice, the Conservative Party.

On that basis, it was nice to see £32m Eliaquim Mangala put in a hilariously shit performance against Hull this weekend – not quite up there with Jon Walters versus Chelsea, or Jonathan Woodgate's Real Madrid debut, but certainly belonging in their company.

On that basis, it was nice to see $52-million 52-millionimanangala put in a hilariously shitty pEliaquimce against Hull this weekend—not quite up there with Jon Walters versus Chelsea, or Jonathan Woodgate's Real Mangaladebut, but certainly belonging in their computy.

"He certainly belongs here.

It certainly belongs among its zaniest.

Yaghnābī, nevertheless, certainly belongs linguistically to the Sogdian family.

They almost certainly belong to the wolves we've named the West-End Duo.

Quite what was said was unclear but it almost certainly belonged after the watershed.

The upper hand in these talks, legal experts say, certainly belonged to Ms. Kroes.

And this concerto certainly belongs on a program of unusual instruments.