Sentence examples for belongs when from inspiring English sources

There is seldom much middle ground, and I find out where Rowling belongs when her publicist calls an hour before we're due to meet.

It may be decided, then, that "lost," "stole," "ate" and so forth belong to one class, C (the class to which "enjoyed" belongs), when they occur "transitively" (i.e., with a following member of B as their object) but to a different class, F (the class to which "died" belongs), when they occur "intransitively".

For example, as a direct response to the question about belonging, one participant said she belongs when she is interested in the material and does not feel she belongs when she is not interested: When I was in the classes I care about I feel like I belonged but when I'm classes that's like, we're talking about plants, vertebrate zoology, and stuff I feel like I don't belong there.

Although direct experiment could determine to which type a given reservoir belongs, when there are many potential reservoirs other alternatives, such as that presented here, are more feasible.

However, there was a clear trend showing a doubling of the abundance of Enterobacteriaceae (the family to which Providencia belongs) when looking at stools from normal patients in comparison with stools from patients with adenomas and yet again when comparing adenoma patients and CRC patients.

We'll belong when we play at that level.

I even get that feeling of belonging when I speak Welsh in London with complete strangers.

He only started to feel he belonged when, during his law degree at Bristol, he got into acting.

It gave me a real sense of belonging when I heard it used by my cousin's grown-up daughter.

Watching him, I realized how potent it was, his obsession with belonging, when coupled with his restlessness.

The evening's most entertaining moments are the drag routines by the Triangle Club, a fraternity to which Fitzgerald belonged when he was at Princeton (2 30).