Sentence examples for fact belongs from inspiring English sources

Its business address in Moscow in fact belongs to a Russian company called Dekra.

Belgian endive in fact belongs to a different species, Cichorium intybus, and it is grown differently.

But what he was doing, in fact, belongs to a very different, local tradition of doing nothing in midair.

Mr. Decré's search is the first to focus on St.-Pierre, which, despite its location, in fact belongs to France.

Her supposed insult -- which she denies saying, and was almost certainly a local fabrication involving internal Cambodian politics -- was to claim that Cambodia's national symbol, Angkor Wat, in fact belongs to Thailand.

But the economy might have been better equipped to cope with unification had action been taken much earlier.The boldest voice urging intelligent reform in fact belongs to the Free Democrats, the liberals, who are junior partners in the governing coalition.

It looked very much like that of a human but in fact belonged to a skate.

Perhaps at Harvard?" Joe and I had in fact belonged to the same club at Harvard.

"The Song of Achilles" does not, in fact, belong to Achilles at all.

The most important thing to take out of this deal is that yes, really, all of those names just mentioned in fact belong to professional basketball players.

At a time when Eliot was enthroned as the monarch of contemporary letters, Kenner argued that the era had, in fact, belonged to Pound.