Sentence examples for on belongs from inspiring English sources

Yet the executive jet he flies on belongs to Lukoil and is a standard feature for oil executives across the globe; there is no Boeing in his garage.

According to this deal, the National Gallery collects art up to 1900, while everything from the 20th century on belongs to Tate.

And indeed Kerouac modelled his project on Marcel Proust's writing from remembrances, telling his editor Malcolm Crowley in 1955 that "everything from now on belongs to The Duluoz Legend".

And the scalp he may have his eye on belongs not to Ebbers but to Michael Capellas Michael Capellas, the former Compaq Computer chief who just last week was named the new chairman and chief executive of WorldCom.

Analysts have long argued that residents should be moved out of the mosquito-infested township but even though the land they reside on belongs to the government, residents are often reluctant to be relocated.

According to Monbiot, now is the perfect time to change that story to one focusing on "Belonging" and "Community".

The one-on-one conversation belongs to a decade ago.

The first door they knocked on belonged to Gary Glitter.

The physician is eth-nocentric and places high value on belonging to his racial in-group.

The Prozostrodontia and Probainognathia, which our research focused on, belong to Cynodonts.

We are social animals, and our survival depends on belonging to a tribe that helps protect us.