Sentence examples for later belonged from inspiring English sources

The last words uttered in the room, a split second later, belonged to Vieira de Mello.

He induced the German king Rudolf I to acknowledge that the Italian province of the Romagna (though it was not incorporated until much later) belonged to the church.

That enormous pinkish-orange house on the hill to the right of the sign was Bugsy Siegel's and later belonged to Madonna.

It was exhibited in the artist's first retrospective in Paris the year it was painted and later belonged to two famous dealers, Ambroise Vollard and Bruno Cassirer.

The man who threw a corrosive substance on Aryanka Hosbetkar's face three months later belonged to her cycling club, but he too didn't think she had the right to say "no" to his advances.

The vase later belonged to the most famous British collector of Chinese porcelain, Mrs. Alfred Clark, and eventually passed through the hands of Mr. Eskenazi, who sold it in 1977 to the noted New York collectors Earl and Irene Morse.

And a federal appeals court in Virginia has now ruled that two ships sunk off that state's coast still, centuries later, belong to Spain.

The purpose of the present population-based study was to evaluate the association between primary headache and the development of dementia versus later belonging to a group of confirmed non-demented elderly, using a large group of health survey participants as reference group.

While the former represents the cartilaginous fish, an independent branch of the vertebrates that has split before the division of the tetrapod and the teleost lineage, the later belongs to a clade of skulled chordate animals lacking jaws.

Later it belonged to Livonia and Sweden.

Later, it belonged to the Princes of Wittelsbach in Bavaria.