Sentence examples for effects belonging from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of personal effects belonging to Steve McQueen, the charismatic actor who became a Hollywood legend with Bullitt, The Great Escape and The Magnificent Seven, are to go under the hammer.

Buffs of the latter conflict will be drawn to an archive of correspondence and personal effects belonging to a New York Infantry captain, Isaac Plumb, who died of injuries suffered at Cold Harbor.

After his death in 1878 his will revealed that he had a second, secret partner and family of 10 children, to whom he bequeathed "all such furniture books wines and household effects belonging to me" at an address very near his childless marital home.

Although the report doesn't dive into speculation about what happens next, when the rest of the non-smartphone world upgrades their handsets, it does examine the network effects belonging to today's dominant players.

Personal effects belonging to victims were found and taken to Fort Myer.

The police found no bodies at the ranch — Clark said they were dumped in the desert — but discovered body parts, blood-stained axes, and personal effects belonging to missing children.

Introduction: Estimation of possible cardiovascular side effects belongs to the safety assessment of every drug candidate.

On the other hand, the intake of medication and the suffering of side effects belong to the reality of patients with RA.

Two families with opposing effects belong to this category of fatty acids: linoleic acid (omega-6) and alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3), which are the precursors of arachidonic acid (AA) and eicosapentanoic acid respectively.

This massive contemplation of effect belongs to the mind and scheme of the novelist, but it can't very well be encompassed in a dramatization, because one can't get stream of consciousness into a three-act play.

In the vigorous girl-on-girl action and Lucy's talk of "slutting up" in "panties … that can easily be pushed aside for dick, dildo, fingers or tongue", you sense the moist palms of the one-time Loaded columnist, yet the novel's overall structure and effect belong more to the MBA student who wrote his thesis on gender equality in the workplace.