Sentence examples for from belong from inspiring English sources

But the ostentatious bodies the camera can't look away from belong to the men: John Abraham, who plays the super-bad gangster Armaan, and Saif Ali Khan, as Armaan's nemesis, the super-bad-super-good guy Ranveer Singh.

So what defines you as a person: is it the colour of your skin, is it where you come from?" Belong also dwells on tensions within Britain's own black community, Kayode having told black voters, as Rita puts it, "to get off their lazy arses".

Progressing through ISA from "Belong," a powerful and exalted intro, to "Los Angeles," a lively, quirky tribute to his new hometown, and on to outro "Arc Lantern," you really do feel that each song is telling its own unique story.

One reform was prohibiting guards from belonging to the Ku Klux Klan.

Sensibly, it bans magistrates from belonging to political parties.

One prohibited city employees from belonging to any organization considered subversive.

The charges range from "belonging to a terrorist group" to letting residency papers expire.

We know there is a deep satisfaction which comes from belonging to someone and to some place.

Being a supporter brings the pleasure of belonging, which, by implication, acknowledges the pleasure others receive from belonging to something else.

Zafar's yearning to belong, and his final exile from belonging, are dramatized in the violently thwarted love affair that is at the heart of this book.

While the social identity of women in medieval society hinged largely on the ritual of marriage, identity for men was derived from belonging to a particular group.