Sentence examples for ice belonged from inspiring English sources

Legally, different rules were held to apply to navigable water ways, where the right to harvest the ice belonged to the first to stake a claim, and areas of "public" water such as streams or small lakes, where the ice was considered to belong to the neighboring land owners.

In some states it was made illegal to damage the uncut ice belonging to another businessman, but arguments could still become nasty.

Tennant, who used to skate with the show Holiday on Ice, says belonging to the team helps her relax and keep her muscles strong.

The ice may belong tonight to Kristi Yamaguchi, but her image and place in Olympic history can be modified by CBS at the touch of a button.

We'll tell you what to pay for an hour on a beach cruiser (that's a bike, not a person); where to sleep by the airport; why fish and ice cream belong together in Manhattan Beach; and why Jay Leno slips away to Hermosa Beach most Sunday nights.

This being Los Angeles, though, the evening belonged to Ice Cube, who had home field advantage.

She wouldn't keep the ice packs where they belonged, insisting instead that she was keeping it at her crotch.

Pack ice killer whales belong to one of the proposed new species.

A different ICE, which also belongs to the SXT/R391 family (Wozniak et al. 2009) was found in strain MED64.

He said that these measures were necessary and that it was essential that this idea should also be made clear to the Wehrmacht, and particularly to the officers' corps, since they apparently were still entertaining ideas which belonged to the Ice Age and not to the present age of National Socialism.

Going against the Blackhawks, who had scored eight goals against the Kings Tuesday night, Hebert wondered aloud whether the Mighty Ducks belonged on the same ice.