Sentence examples for had probably belonged from inspiring English sources
After a few years in the Washington area, John moved to Southern California, where he had probably belonged all along.
Inquiring around about his home's previous owners, Mr. Chizzola learned that the equipment had probably belonged to a man named Chester Kohn, who had lived in Philadelphia and farmed the land in his spare time starting in the 1930s.
They realised it had probably belonged to one of the thousands of migrants who try to cross the Mediterranean to reach Europe - 1,889 have died in these waters since the start of the year, 1,600 of them since the beginning of June, according to the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR.
Curves, for instance, a chain of health clubs worldwide that offers a 30-minute circuit workout, markets its program to women who've probably never belonged to a club.
The head was found by the side of a road in Shamokin, in the center of the state; the man it belonged to had probably been "the victim of a highwayman," according to a 1977 Associated Press story.
They belonged to a girl of grade-school age, a girl who had probably died three years or so before she was found.
While most visitors have probably assumed it belongs to the museum, this second-century copy of a Greek work has been on loan from an anonymous collector since 1992.
Agatha Christie's Picnic Basket, as it has always been labelled, probably belonged to the second wife of the author's second husband.
Patients in the GOOD trial had moderate GERD, and therefore probably belonged to the population of patients able to use over-the-counter PPIs, which in France are packaged for a 14-day course of treatment.
This one probably belonged to a Japanese player Martin had encountered on the Yankees' tour.
