Sentence examples for grounds belonged from inspiring English sources

From 1401 to 1436, the grounds belonged to Countess Jacoba of Bavaria, who had a vegetable garden there for her kitchen.

Doubles from around £190 The location of the Four Seasons, in the northwest corner of the city, makes little sense until you realise that its lush, manicured grounds belonged to a 19th-century prince.

These grounds belong to local clubs - Atletico Paranaense  in Curitiba and Internacional  in Porto Alegre.

Preah Vihear temple grounds belong to Cambodia, U.N. court rules.

The urban district council also acquired the grounds belonging to Howe Bridge Welfare in 1963.

It was beneath the trees of the grounds belonging to our house, or on the bleak sides of the woodless mountains near, that my true compositions, the airy flights of my imagination, were born and fostered".

Crystals of the wild-type enzyme grown on the ground belonged to the same space group as those grown in microgravity, with unit-cell dimensions of a = 62.2, b = 67.0, and c = 35.6 Å.

The concept was further affirmed in 1835 when Governor Bourke rejected a treaty between aborigines and local settlers regarding land use on the grounds that the land belonged to the crown.

This ground belongs to me!" The girls laughed as the man retreated.

If land accretes from the shore of a lake or a bayou, the new ground belongs to the shore's owner.

"We waited for Angola to finish training and we went to go in, and they said, 'No, the ground belongs to the club, you can't train,' and the police kicked us out".