Sentence examples for play belongs from inspiring English sources

Sheila Callaghan ("That Pretty Pretty; Or, the Rape Play") belongs firmly in the second camp.

If Romário is the past, Ronaldo's almost cybernetic play belongs to the future".

You see, the revelation that my play belongs here, on Broadway, where it can reach so many, speak to so many, is new to me.

Once it's on, the play belongs to the actors and the audience and you can't get between those two groups of people".

More significantly, the play belongs to an Elizabethan-Jacobean true-crime genre, in which the chief threat to security came from some inexplicable darkness within the domestic arena.

But the play belongs to Chimo ("Bachelorette"), a redoubtable and chameleonic talent, who draws on many things, not least her mercurial "ethnic" looks, in her consistently dazzling stage performances.

The one game-changing play belonged to the Rams.

The most memorable play belonged to linebacker Eric Barton, now with the Cleveland Browns.

Derek Granger in the Financial Times claimed the play belonged to "the school of random dottiness deriving from Beckett and Ionesco".

So far this year, according to a company that measures television audiences, more than half of the viewers for ITV Play belong to social category "E", meaning they are pensioners or casual workers.

For the remainder of the half most of the play belonged to the home side as they used their solid line-out platform to build pressure.