Sentence examples for has belonged almost from inspiring English sources

In its more than 100-year history, the Tour has belonged almost exclusively to the countries of continental Europe; Lance Armstrong's seven straight wins (if they stand, after Usada's doping charges are heard) were an aberration.

Unlike war, which has remained almost exclusively the domain of men, the project of peace and healing has belonged to men and women alike.

The 13 acres had belonged to a family that ran a nursery there for almost a century, but had been put on the market.

Dunham got rid of almost everything, except art, accessories and a few pieces that had belonged to her mother.

I have belonged to AIPAC for years.

He had belonged to the New York Yacht Club and Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club.

They had belonged to Tred.

This collection may have belonged to Baldwin.

They feel they have played by the rules, worked hard, and spent their lives waiting in line for the American dream only to find that — in their view — other people are "cutting in" ahead of them, in particular African-Americans and women, who, through federal action, now have access to opportunities that once belonged almost exclusively to white men.

"The crew belonged almost entirely to Liverpool and Wirral.

Acts II and III belong almost entirely to them.