Sentence examples for belongs somewhere else from inspiring English sources

But search belongs somewhere else, and it definitely needs a fresh start.

If P. blytheae actually belongs somewhere else on the tree, this would change the estimates for important splits in the big cat lineage.

It is queer the use of that word, native always means people who belong somewhere else, because they had once belonged somewhere.

Politics in a global city should be outward-looking, but discussions about Gaza, Afghanistan or the impossibility of a "progressive imperialism" belong somewhere else, and offer easy potential targets.

Dishes like grilled yellowfin tuna steak with chive oil ($18.95) feel as if they belong somewhere else, and taste that way, too.

Well, when that priest grabbed me, I suddenly and jarringly felt like I belonged somewhere else, with a woman, either in a bed with her, or maybe at a bar, leaning close to catch her laughter.

Only one official appeared to worry about being caught, writing that it was "fairly unsatisfactory" that "we propose to certify the people, more or less fraudulently, as belonging somewhere else".

He has a hodge podge of properties and services that are either being shut down or really belong somewhere else.

I probably introduced some extraneous detail that actually belonged somewhere else in the capacious carpet-bag that is my middle-aged memory bank.

Pick up things that belong somewhere else.

You need to foster a sense of loyalty and "belonging" among your membership, or they will eventually go somewhere else.