Sentence examples for like belonged from inspiring English sources

Bland said: "I do slightly wish I hadn't worn the stripy tee-shirt that Anne said looked like belonged to my mother, but otherwise the whole experience was a lot of fun".

I don't like belonging to anyone.

The Vine with the most "likes" belongs to actor/comedian Will Sasso.

It's like belonging to the Masons.

Recognising it is like belonging to a secret club.

It was like belonging to a church," he said.

As in the fixed-line business, the future looks like belonging to a few global names.

Is this what stardom feels like – belonging to a country of one?

It was like belonging to a weird family – in the Manson sense of family.

At its best, being a diehard fan of the National Basketball Association feels a bit like belonging to a family.

But in the 1960s being an only child was rather like belonging to a racial minority or religious sect.