Sentence examples for building belonged from inspiring English sources

The building belonged to a shady man who had several such properties.

But the building belonged to the city, and that makes its future uncertain.

The building belonged to a Jewish woman, Edith Steinitz; several Jewish lawyers are listed as her tenants in 1939, but their names disappear from the record by 1942, when the house became property of the Reich.

No American or government casualties were reported.See article: Fighting in AfghanistanThailand's embassy in Phnom Penh was set on fire by a mob protesting over a report that a Thai actress, Suwanna Konying, said that Angkor Wat, Cambodia's most famous building, belonged to the Thais.

Mrs. Latham spotted an empty street-front store at 484 Park Avenue, found that the building belonged to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., and called on Frederick H. Ecker, the chairman of the board, to persuade him to let her have it free as a cheaquarters.

Back then the building belonged to the government.

Throughout the day, there will be breakouts and sessions about building belonging, how, why and when to build a diverse board, why it's important to implement diversity and inclusion efforts early on and more.

"This building belongs to the people in this area".

(The building belongs to a corporate affiliate that makes Predator drones, though that part is "secure").

A building belonging to the national carrier, Pakistan International Airlines, was severely damaged.

The two-storey building belongs to the Blackpool Chamber of Commerce, with the top floor rented out to Cuadrilla.