Sentence examples for role belongs from inspiring English sources

That role belongs to the representatives of the people and not to the people themselves.

That role belongs to the stock market bubble of the late 1990's that finally popped in March 2000.

"Now we're moving to a post-central bank world where that role belongs to politicians," he says.

The most rewarding role belongs to Mr. Sheldon, who brings an authentic note of dignified grace to his performance as Bernadette.

Brendan isn't the big bad wolf (that role belongs to an oily kingpin played by Jacek Koman) and doesn't have a breakout moment of nastiness.

Here, the Chigurh role belongs to his girlfriend Malkina, played by Cameron Diaz with a gold tooth, silver nails and a cheetah-spot back tattoo.

That role belonged to the music itself, more a meditative song cycle than a traditional opera.

That role belonged to Claire Clairmont, Mary's step-sister, who accompanied them on their escape from England.

The night's one impossible role belonged to the dancer Yarmo, who had to fill in the work's many balletic passages alone.

In "Awake and Sing!," the Clifford Odets revival that finished its run at the Belasco last week, that role belonged to Zoë Wanamaker.

So the only hope you have for giving the audience a meaningful experience is to flush away any sense of competition and make the role belong to you, at least in that moment, because in 10 years' time it will surely belong to someone else.