Sentence examples for belongs the from inspiring English sources

Finally, to the Atharvaveda belongs the comparatively late Gopatha Brahmana.

"The other matter he is leaving to his lawyers where it belongs," the statement said.

To this way of thinking also belongs the Violin Sonata, an original and confident work.

Also to this early formative period before 1451 belongs The Baptism of Christ.

Will she apologize, or will Officer Don's special prosecutor throw her back in jail where she belongs, the bitch?

It is time to elevate the discussion to where it belongs: the Constitution and the role of the judiciary.

Shift the burden to where it belongs; the makers may be venal, but they are not liable.

To him belongs the credit for putting that very useful term of generalization "the Establishment" into popular circulation.

It's pulled from the canonical thump of history books to the place it belongs: the mind or, rather, the soul.

To this period also belongs the magnificent Uruk Vase, with its representation of the sacred marriage rite.

To the second half of the 15th century belongs the Ak Saray tomb with a superb fresco of the interior.