Sentence examples for clothes belonged from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, said that he thought the clothes belonged at the museum.

A reporter asked if any of the clothes belonged to him.

The clothes belonged to his friend and colleague Joseph Stiglitz, who had left them behind when visiting, so Akerlof was eager to send the box off.

At Parson's School of Design where we had just graduated, the head of the school, Ann Keagy had said she would not give us a recommendation to work on 7th Ave as our clothes belonged in Las Vegas and we had replied, 'We're going to Paris to show in Couture".

Some were wrapped in clothes belonging to the Ruxton children.

I imagine myself inhabiting the bouncy, youthful world in which these clothes belong.

He was given clothes belonging to another prisoner and $10 to catch a taxi home.

"She took away the wedding outfit and jewellery, and made me wear some clothes belonging to Samina.

The woman was, until recently, Mr. Vaisman's longtime therapist, and the clown suit was assembled from clothes belonging to his parents.

Romania will clear out the cupboards of its dark past next week when hundreds of items including bric-a-brac, cars and designer clothes belonging to the late Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife go under the hammer in Bucharest.

They don't have spots on their clothes, belong here, probably went to school here, maybe teach here, are the sort of people Monique Lamont dates or has as friends.