Sentence examples for belongs save from inspiring English sources

He said the action group to which he belongs, Save Our Scenery Radnorshire, would continue to fight the plans.

Putting things back where they belong saves you space and time, this is one of the main reasons why sometimes you don't even have room to walk.

"People fell in love with the adorable characters and wanted to keep them as pets, instead of understanding the film's conservation message of keeping Nemo in the ocean where he belongs," said Saving Nemo co-founder Anita Nedosyko.

A number of the electronic items seized belonged to Save the Children staff, but some also belonged to others contracted with the detention centre.

Rather than create a new font, why not just change the name of Comic Sans to "Children's Party" -- for where it belongs -- to save it from the worldwide misuse?

One of the houses saved belongs to Tommy and Margaret Harris, who bought four acres five years ago.

Then the union would say that the money saved belongs to the workers and retirees, and they are entitled to get it back in new benefits.

And one of most underrated saves belongs to French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris for this gorgeous denial during the team's match against Uruguay.

That home that you have worked and saved for belongs to you and your family.

In a message on Twitter, Cameron said: "The home that you've worked and saved for belongs to you and your family.

Mr Osborne saidThat home that you have worked and saved for belongs to you and your family - you should be able to pass it onto your children and with the Conservatives, the tax man will not get his hands on itBut as a homeowner himself, your blogger has "worked and saved" to pay the mortgage, not to make the capital gain that will represent the vast bulk of the estate.