Sentence examples for seen belonging from inspiring English sources

Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes features some of the saddest simian eyes you've ever seen, belonging to crestfallen chimps, produced from pixels but emotive as hell.

Oh, yeah, and even The Dog Whisperer said the most well-behaved dogs he's ever seen belonged to homeless people because they owner and dog were together 24 hours a day for years and years.

The properties in these streets are of the type you only ever see belonging to some dastardly aristo who is about to be dispatched in Midsomer Murders.

The crucial difference is that May, like President Trump, seems to see belonging in the tribal sense: it's "us" and "them".

The first tattoo I ever saw belonged to my grandad.

The limos DeBoer saw belonged mostly to celebrities attending Game 4 last Wednesday.

But the young men you see on television and the ones you don't see belong to the same deprived generation.

Enshrouded in darkness, the only other face you see belongs to his beautiful wife-to-be, Frances Taylor, peering intently at her man.

The fact is that the first cunt he ever saw belonged to a maid — Ida, who worked for his family in Padua when he was twelve.

The first bodies I see belong to an obese Korean lady and a leggy Angelino bottle-blonde sitting together, as Angela told me they would be, in one of many scented hot tubs.

The pictures you see belong to the person that took them, and you because you know what you were doing when that picture was taken.