Sentence examples for chest belonging from inspiring English sources

He spent nearly five years refurbishing the villa, restoring the stables and the ancient frescoes, and filling the grand rooms with museum-quality art and antiques: marble statues and Flemish tapestries, as well as a gilded 15th-century bed and a carved dowry chest belonging to Maria de' Medici.

The watchmaker Edward Tutet may have been the first to be puzzled by the bejeweled watch; he came across it in a chest belonging to the company in 1814.

The low contour of loin, belly and chest belongs to them both, and they share it with an animal grace.

Is it more or less shocking to see a very thin model topless, wearing just a skirt, if the bony bare chest belongs to a man?

The chest belongs to a Khajiit merchant, named Ahkari.

Behind his desk, Mr. Knox, 54, keeps the tool and die maker's chest that belonged to his father, Horace F. Knox, who was also a World War II Navy pilot and later went into real estate.

Her kitchen, equipped with both desk and copper pots, doubles as an office, with pens and stamps stored in a wooden sewing chest that belonged to her Aunt Hope.

Boston Tea Party, (December 16 , 1773, incident in which 342 chests of tea belonging to the British East India Company were thrown from ships into Boston Harbor by American patriots disguised as Mohawk Indians.

Then M. Roncoli gave Beame a small chest that once belonged to the Marquis de Lafayette & that now contained a handful of sand from Omaha Beach, along with four hundred letters from people in various parts of France.

Dummies of David Cameron, Theresa May and George Osborne were among those engulfed in flames, as well as a chest containing clothes, posters and other memorabilia belonging to Corré.

Key, a 59-year-old triple-divorcee, was shot in the chest by Lexington County deputy Chris Ricciardi at a house belonging to his brother, Dale.