Sentence examples for have belonged mostly from inspiring English sources

Over centuries, the broad literary brush strokes and the big-canvas page have belonged mostly to men, whereas "craft" had belonged to women, uncontested.

In the Peter Pilotto collection, the effect of rich mannerist embellishment projected onto square silhouettes that could have belonged in the 1980s seemed mostly weird rather than wonderful, although when lavish embroidery was limited to the pockets of a coat, the effect was less jarring.

She is an attention grabber, mostly because of her towering home runs and partly because she stands out among teammates that generally look as if they could have belonged to the same sorority.

I have belonged to AIPAC for years.

This collection may have belonged to Baldwin.

In November, the auction house sold 72 works, mostly early 20th-century French and German art that had belonged to the Los Angeles collectors Nathan and Marion Smooke.

The commission implemented the regulations after a growing number of newcomers, mostly from the New York City area and affluent southwestern Connecticut, began buying old houses that had belonged to the families of fishermen and factory workers.

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

A flight from Caracas to La Paz, Bolivia, flies mostly over the Amazon, not the Andes, and the United States does not "import more oil from Venezuela than any other OPEC nation," a distinction that has belonged to Saudi Arabia during the period 2004-10.

They had belonged to Tred.

Genes that were related to metabolism, transport and signalling were mostly Alu rich, whereas genes that had poor Alu content belonged mostly to structural proteins and to information processing and storage pathways [ 12].