Sentence examples for everything belonging from inspiring English sources

Everything belonging to her father was removed from the house, so that there was nothing of his lying around.

"If it belongs to a Maharashtrian, don't burn anything that belongs to a Maharashtrian". The voice added that the police should "burn everything" belonging to a Muslim, this time using another obscene reference to Muslims.

…boys shuffled with their feet, boys whirled about him, grinning, making faces, mimicking him behind his back and before his eyes; mimicking his poverty, his boots, his coat, his mother, everything belonging to him that they should have had consideration for.

The visual delight of a garden is not just in the pea vines and heirloom roses, but in the sense of harmony, the organic feeling of everything belonging.

Examples of such propositions would be (W) "Everything belonging to the natural kind water does so by virtue of its Lockean essence or real internal constitution," and (G) "A benevolent God exists".

36 1 Now the most prudent of the Macedonians looked on this reversal of Fortune with compassion and felt pity for the case of those who had seen their former lot so violently changed; everything belonging to their high rank was far removed from them, and they were encompassed by what was foreign and hostile.

Eventually, everything belonged to everyone".

He thought everything belonged to God.

"I believe everything belongs to God.

Lighting, music, movement — everything belongs to the feedback loop.

Here in Germany, though, everything belongs to another era.