Sentence examples for group belonged from inspiring English sources

Signs and stenciled figures on the slats indicated where each group belonged.

To their group belonged two important poets of the new age, Karel Lodewijk Ledeganck and Prudens van Duyse.

He took a few songs to the Gilbert and Sullivan Light Opera Company of Long Island, to which he and several other founders of the Yiddish group belonged.

To the first group belonged a now-lost work, written circa 1170 by an Icelander called Eiríkr Oddsson, dealing with several 12th-century kings of Norway.

The columns of the first group belonged to short columns of 600 mm height, whereas the columns of second and third groups of 900 and 1200 mm heights respectively represented slender columns.

And in the recently released National Jewish Population Survey by United Jewish Communities, which identified 80percentt of Jews as having "stronger Jewish connections" than other Jews, only 46percentt of that group belonged to synagogues.

To the second group belong dormobiles, or dormitory automobiles, and slurbs, or slum suburbs.

Fruit is for breakfast, vegetables for dinner; neither group belongs in your drink.

The sense of group belonging and interdependence among members often leads people to tolerate the offense.

The oldest recognizable fossils of the group belong to the Protodonata, an ancestral group that is now extinct.

To this group belong Harðar saga og Hólmverja and Droplaugarsona saga.