Sentence examples for opponent belongs from inspiring English sources
He has galvanized support merely by pledging to adhere to his party's platform and pointing out that his opponent belongs to the other party.
My opponent belongs to an organization that opposes these things.
Q — What kind of dynasty do your opponents belong to?
In ordering limits for the first time on carbon dioxide emissions from up-and-running power plants, Mr. Obama jabbed that opponents belonged to "the Flat Earth Society".
Clinton highlighted the fact that many Republicans have rebuked their nominee, choosing not to say all her opponents belong to the "Party of Trump", as Obama has done.
The opponents belonged to T. longispinosus colonies from the same location (NY), not used in the experiment, and the colony reaction toward this dead worker was recorded.
Yet it was to the immense credit of the home side that, even in those long queasy spells when their opponents clearly belonged to a different tier, they seldom seemed afflicted by any kind of inferiority complex.
In another example, State Senator Gerald Cardinale, a Republican, asserted that a widely known civil rights group to which his Democratic opponent's law partner belongs was sympathetic to terrorist organizations.
Mr. Hashmi has been one of the most vocal opponents of General Musharraf, and belongs to the opposition political party of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who was ousted by the general in a coup in 1999.
On any given night, indeed on most nights, the best player on the court belongs to the opponent.
In essence, the Supreme Court's decision kicks tobacco regulation back into an arena where both cigarette makers and their opponents appear to agree it belongs: Congress.
