Sentence examples for belongs kept from inspiring English sources

Much of this, like most of the genre to which it belongs, kept in boxes in the bottom of our closets, is quite painful to read.

If you later find it's innocuous, or even vital to the use of your computer, you can put it back where it belongs; keep a record of what goes where.

As he got older, that feeling of not belonging kept playing on his mind, and he started to question his identity even more.

Just who and how many belong is kept secret, maybe because no one knows.

Their fear of not belonging can keep them isolated from potential friends and role models.

To take the quiz, think of one organization to which you belong, and keep that organization in mind as you answer the questions.

Every time I've reached out to Trump fans there it has sometimes resulted in them questioning my ethnicity and belonging (I keep a Twitter strongly correlated with my identity).

If you've got the inkling that you don't belong together, keep it between the two of you.

What they kept belonged primarily to Horace, starting with a collection of six hundred and thirty-nine record albums, many of them his "sweet babies," the 78s.

"I would not have become involved if I didn't think our consortium would be able to help give the club a chance to go back up to the Premier League where it belongs, and to keep it there.

In 2008, the leadership of the Anglican Communion, to which the American church belongs, tried to keep things together by urging the Americans not to elect other openly gay people as bishops until the Communion could establish more common ground.