Sentence examples for first belong from inspiring English sources

To whom, though, did his story first belong?

"To betray, you must first belong," said Mr. Philby, shortly before his death in 1988.

When I asked my dad, shortly before he died late last year, how he'd felt about his own father's betrayal, he told me exactly what Kim had told Sayle during that interview in 1963: "To betray, you must first belong".

The first belongs to Bruce Matthews, the first Titan to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Precisely because it first belonged to someone else, the gift is deeply personal.

The first belonged to Coors, whose weak brew was derided as "Colorado Kool-Aid".

The first belongs to an old madam sitting in her brothel doorway, the prophet and inheritor of unending violence.

The first belonged to Adelaide defender Tarek Elrich, who fired off a 20-metre left-footed strike that shaved the outside of the post.

The first belongs to Trump's campaign.

Interestingly, this food of kings first belonged to the poor.

It first belonged to the Ministry of Education, then to the Ministry of Culture.