Sentence examples for belongs close from inspiring English sources
Put everything back where it belongs, close the flue, and your fireplace is ready for its next safe, efficient fire.
Reds' Graves Back to Bullpen Danny Graves is back where he belongs, closing games instead of starting them.
On the spectrum of Jesus movies this belongs closer to Pasolini's Gospel According to Matthew than, say, Nicholas Ray's King of Kings, at least in its ascetic aesthetic.
When Abraham Maslow first posited his famous hierarchy of needs, in 1943, he placed belonging close to the foundation of his pyramid, just above physiological survival and physical safety.
The sculptures created for the Parthenon, I wrote, belong close to it, in the beautiful modern museum Greece has built there.
Mr. Lichtenstein -- whose name means Lightstone in German -- wanted his family to live here, and later decided his company belonged close to his home.
Like Austin's the Strange Boys and San Francisco's Ty Segall, the Harlequins remember that fun and fuzz belong close together, not just in the dictionary but just about anywhere you can mange to combine them. .
COLUMBIA, S.C. — It was not entirely Mississippi's fault that it started the day ranked No. 4 in college football and finished the day looking like it belonged closer to No. 20.
That it was a grave error of judgment became obvious on July 25th when magistrates impounded BPI's shares (and those belonging to close allies) in Antonveneta.
Most of the surrounding houses belong to close friends or relatives.
The News of the World illegally intercepted hundreds of private messages Mr Blunkett had left on phones belonging to close friends, including intimate voicemails that revealed an affair and would ultimately destroy his cabinet career.
