Sentence examples for instead it belonged from inspiring English sources

Instead, it belonged to the firm's United States administrative board.

Instead it belonged to Mattia Perin, the man who aspires to succeed him as Italy's No1, and whose four saves were highlighted by a stunning one-handed stop to deny Alvaro Morata.

In fact the stage had been set for a triumphant return of Wednesday's prodigal, with their favourite son, Fernando Forestieri, reinstated after going awol, but instead it belonged to Antonsson, the 25-year-old striker signed from Sweden this summer, and Wood, who shrugged off the jeers that followed his substitution in last week's defeat by Birmingham.

Instead it belongs to a larger constellation of news photographs that form a fragmentary narrative.

Instead it belongs to a 46-year-old Front National supporter from Toulouse.

Instead, it belongs to an ancient lineage that broke off from the main line of cat evolution more than 11 million years ago.

Instead, it belongs to a new class of enzyme, mevalonate-3-kinase (M3K), very recently discovered in Thermoplasma acidophilum (31, 32).

It belonged, instead, to France.

It belongs instead to one of the leading constitutional experts in the country.

If the term wasn't cheapened by its constant use, I'd call it a masterpiece - so instead I'll say it belongs to the very upper echelons of fiction: a novel that could change your life.

The existence of the beauty is therefore necessary for the significant value c, but that value is not intrinsic to it, belonging instead to the larger whole of which it is part.