Sentence examples for haven't belonged from inspiring English sources

I have to say, I haven't belonged to a gym in years.

The remains that have been identified through DNA tests so far have not belonged to the missing students.

He hasn't belonged to one since college.

BRUNO MARS The most forward-thinking voice in hip-hop this year hasn't belonged to a rapper: it's belonged to Bruno Mars, the singer-songwriter-producer who's helped propel less-deserving collaborators like Travie McCoy and B.O.B. to pop success with his beachy choruses.

And for no reason that she could point to she knew that the beekeeping paraphernalia hadn't belonged to the same person as the pony trap; these things, she was sure, were the leavings of two different people, the discarded parings of two separate lives.

I felt a desperate need to speak to a rabbi, though I hadn't belonged to a synagogue since I was a child.

At the trial, the defense lawyers argued that the gun Sergeant Edwards said he found near their client had not belonged to Mr. Johnson.

Just as exasperating for Mr. Bush is that one of the grandest legislative triumphs thus far has not belonged to him.

And they did not disclose that their ancestors had not belonged to Washington at all; rather, they had come to Mount Vernon after the president died, brought by Washington's nephew and great-nephews, who had inherited the place.

The boy who was shot had not belonged to any gang; he had simply not wanted to go to school, and had asked a friend to shoot him in the arm so he would have a good excuse to stay home.

It was Carrick who gifted him the opportunity, engaging in the kind of half-hearted tackle which has not  belonged in United teams and allowing Campbell to nutmeg him and curl a fine  left footed shot from 25 yards, beyond the desperate dive of De Gea.