Sentence examples for if it had belonged from inspiring English sources

There was a doll propped up against a windowsill, and I wanted to ask her if it had belonged to her daughter, who died of cancer at age 9 in 1999.

Other factors that can increase value are the quality and quantity of attached gems as well as any famous provenance, i.e., if it had belonged to Winston Churchill or John F. Kennedy.

If it had belonged to any of the two Boleslauses who had ruled from Kraków as high dukes of all Poland, then Vladislaus could have simply found it in the Wawel Cathedral.

It was through this study that I learned that if I had belonged to a different race or class, my own troubles with addiction were more likely to have been met punitively rather than compassionately.

If round one had belonged to Seve, it was Nick Price's turn to take centre-stage on the Friday.

My friend decided to throw them out — and if they had belonged to one of my parents, I'm sure I would have done the same.

A native of California, Tigar has a leonine air and a John Edwards-style cowlick, and he poses a marked contrast to the rumpled Stewart, but they banter easily, suggesting what Burns and Allen might have sounded like if they had belonged to the Weather Underground.

This album's single, the lumpy and cheerful "Pirate Flag," sounds as if it could have belonged to any Chesney album of the last few years and is one of two songs on this album on which he has no writing credit.

The Economist, writing about these events, carried a photograph on its cover of a demonstrator holding up a bloodied T-shirt, which looked (though there is no proof of this) as if it might have belonged to a fellow-protester beaten by the police or vigilantes.

Dave Thompson, deputy chief constable of West Midlands police, questioned whether media coverage would have been greater if the people targeted had belonged to another religion.

If earlier the night had belonged to reprobates, now respectable people became accustomed to exploiting the hours of darkness.