Sentence examples for list belong from inspiring English sources

The poetry and the list belong in the same world.

SPECIAL EDUCATION: John Green is arguably the most popular young adult author in America today — three of the 10 spots on the current Y.A. list belong to his books, including the sweetly tragicomic cancer novel "The Fault in Our Stars," at No. 1 after 37 weeks.

While we estimate that 25% of those on our list belong to the Communist Party, most of the new wave of Chinese capitalists make their money outside the realm of creaky old state enterprises.

Eighteen of the 72 retailing fortunes on our list belong to Germans, including that of Michael Otto, Germany's third-richest man and the world's 40th, with a net worth, shared with his family, of $13.3 billion.

Other user profiles in the list belong to the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi (2), the President of the United States Barack Obama (9), the United Nations (7), United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (8), and the World Economic Forum (10).

17 of the titles on this week's list belong to the world's largest trade publisher.

Indeed, every name on that list belonged to a soldier who had died in Iraq.

Probably the best-known name on the list belongs to the Taco Bell Corporation, which the city says owes more than $580,000 in commercial rent tax.

Perhaps the most notable name on Klinsmann's list belongs to Landon Donovan, who is bidding to play his first qualifying match for the national team since June 2012.

There's no representation from what you might call rock's more distinguished citizens: with Kate Bush unexpectedly absent from the list and the lauded comeback by Dexy's overlooked, the oldest name on the list belongs to Richard Hawley.

Maialino's list is warm and inviting, and Del Posto's Barolo selection is unparalleled, but in the end the purest and deepest list belongs to Babbo, which, except for a brief foray into Champagne, strays not from the boot.