Sentence examples for belongs all from inspiring English sources

To God belongs all that the heavens and the earth contain.

If you deny Him, know that to God belongs all that the heavens and earth contain.

While Aristotle, speaking on memory and recollection, notes:       It is obvious, then, that memory belongs to that part of the souls to which imagination belongs; all things which are imaginable are essentially objects of memory and those which necessarily involve imagination are objects of memory incidentally.

The function results a probability of x belongs all 9 servers.

Of course, that just makes Ellis's eventual dilemma, about where she really belongs, all the more challenging.

The next day people began to say, 'Last night a thief was given charity!' So the man supplicated, 'O Allah, to You belongs all the praise.

We think our happiness, value, love, or belonging all lie outside of ourselves.

"This park belongs to all of us, this planet belongs to all of us.

All umbrellas belong to all of us.

It belongs to all women".

"The Square belongs to all".