Sentence examples for might belong from inspiring English sources

The temple might belong in Thailand, or India.

The furniture might belong to a college student.

Then someone suggested they might belong to the Darlings.

She thought that it might belong to Sahaaleh's family.

At that moment this pale, spiritless woman might belong to the walking dead.

The great excitement of an anonymous diary is that it might belong to anybody.

And, yes, it even crossed my mind that Brahms might belong there, too.

It matters neither who he is nor on what side of any divide he might belong.

For J., it was a sign that he might belong at last.

It might belong to some people down the road, but we don't have their number.

David Davis, the Conservative MP, has asked if this measure might belong in "Franco's" Britain.