Sentence examples for belonging under from inspiring English sources
The phrase "belonging under" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
For example, you could say "The nut and bolt belong under the hood of the truck."
In a 1996 Census Bureau test, many respondents viewed "Hispanic" as their racial classification and did not see themselves as belonging under "white" or any of the other census racial categories.
It was decided to also take changes in pain group belonging under the time period into account in the further analyses.
We categorised our 47 items as belonging under one of the four mentioned self assessments: well-being, self-esteem, depression or the additional heading stress, or under one of two behaviours: smoking habits and use of medicine.
They are squabbling housemates wondering if they really belong under the same roof.
Further Questions for Discussion: -What countries belong under the labels "South Asia and Southeast Asiaia"?
Nowadays, there is a mistaken assumption that all sorts of current art works belong under the banner of conceptual art.
(Parenthetically, of that trio, I think that only Bresson belongs under that rubric, but that's another story).
Diving to collect sponges, pearl oysters, or corals belongs under this classification, as does fishing with hunting animals.
In fixing reserve requirements, governments are deciding how much horsepower belongs under the hood of the global economy.
According to Fionnuala Walravens of the Environmental Investigation Agency, the EU would prefer the HFC question to be tackled where it properly belongs, under the UNFCCC.
Somehow, it didn't take long for people to get used to the notion that beat-up guitars and tattered jeans belong under glass.
