Sentence examples for belongs mainly from inspiring English sources

Italian belongs mainly to Italy, and I live on another continent, where one does not readily encounter it.

Although the credit for the agreement belongs mainly to the parties, the role of the United States was essential in helping Israelis and Palestinians achieve their goals.

Another important development was the rhetoric of the movement known as the Second Sophistic, which belongs mainly to the 2nd century ce.

Manzoni (1933-1963), who is best known for selling his own canned feces as art, belongs mainly to 1960's Conceptualism and performance art.

But if Mr. Gore is to make an impression on the public this week and walk out of the shadow of Mr. Clinton and the waves of nostalgia that have washed over the convention since last weekend, that work still belongs mainly to one person.

On June 3rd GMAC (which used to be owned by GM, but now belongs mainly to the government and Cerberus Capital Management, a private-equity firm) borrowed $3.5 billion for three and a half years at a cost of 2.2% a year, with a guarantee from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC).

Amphibians also belong mainly to Old World groups.

Fish in the lake belong mainly to the carp family.

To the first category belong mainly crystalline silicon (c-Si) cells (both mono- and multi-crystalline).

Believing Armenians today belong mainly to the Armenian Apostolic (Orthodox) Church or the Armenian Catholic Church, in communion with Rome.

Believing Armenians today belong mainly to the Armenian Apostolic (Orthodox) church or the Armenian Catholic church, in communion with Rome.