Sentence examples for doubtless belong from inspiring English sources
"I doubtless belong to the old school but we never ever allowed any PR (public relations) person to come near the editorial room," said a senior journalist on the panel.
However, to doubtless confirm that the amplified sequences belong to the Mycoplasma genus, we repeated twice the Mycoplasma PCR and we performed sequencing analysis on Mycoplasma PCR products.
Of course this limitation on my part is doubtless a function of the generation I belong to.
The roofs belong to Utrecht, a city largely undiscovered by tourists, doubtless because it has no airport.
They always told us the same thing: 'Well, this doesn't involve you.' " Putin doubtless believes, on some level, that the Baltic republics — Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania — belong back in the Russian orbit.
Having doubtless discussed the possibility of asking the boxer to talk to himself, the producers delegated the task to Lineker, the only member of the presenting trio who did not belong to a group previously denigrated by Fury.
There's doubtless someone out there who could tell a track such as Ordinary apart from the stuff that makes up the numbers on Radio 1's daytime playlist, but frankly they belong not in the audience of a Two Door Cinema Club gig but on television showing off their freakish ability to differentiate apparently identical music.
They belong because they belong.
2, Congress is given 'power to dispose of and make all needful rules and regulations respecting the territory or other property belonging to the United States.' Under these clauses Congress might doubtless provide that any controversy of a judicial nature arising in or growing out of the disposal of the public lands should be litigated only in the courts of the United States.
Howls of protest from other clubs would doubtless greet any proposal that Kent, Sussex and Essex – simply because they had belonged to the original Heptarchy – should be allowed to play in the new T20 tournament under their own banners.
