Sentence examples for however belong from inspiring English sources
The toilet facilities, however, belong in a horror movie.
A significant number, however, belong to a new tribe - the teenage thrash kid.
The last words on the week, however, belong to Holmes: "If Thomas can put five more drives in play over 72 holes he'll win his major".
The honours for the first woman to summit Everest, however, belong to the Japanese climber Tabei Junko, who reached the top from the South Col on May 16.
Those republicans involved in the security alerts, however, belong to the various "dissident" groups, opposed to Sinn Féin for its acceptance (whatever its long-term aspirations) of a partitionist assembly in Belfast.
His major writings, however, belong in the field of ethics: Ethics as a Philosophy of Man (1934), Ethics, 3 vol. (1937 49), and History of Ethical Thought in Japan, 2 vol. (1952).
The night, however, belonged to Geraghty.
The look, however, belonged to Nicks.
The day, however, belonged to Verstappen.
Act II, however, belongs to Osipova.
The most successfully radical take, however, belonged to Michael Stipe.
