Sentence examples for she's belonged from inspiring English sources

Not least because there is a very strong likelihood that her honesty will appal her devout parents, whom she loves, and have her thrown out of the church to which she's belonged all her life.

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But success has also brought her to places she's always belonged.

And if Becca (Susannah Schulman) doesn't react with as much joy as an audience might expect, it's because those tiny clothes she's folding belonged to her 4-year-old son, Danny.

All your base are belong to us.

All your selfies are belong us.

Whichever the case, it's clear that the rules that she's breaking belong to an earlier generation, not her own.

Her oldest daughter, Serena, whom she had had when she was sixteen, belonged to a boy named Kuri.

The Observer found Jane in 1949 and Jane found her home, the one she was to belong to for 65 years.

In the colloquial expression, "She was not belong to Petty Harbour [meaning she came there from elsewhere].

But his poor luck is that he has a mother of totally different background as she is originally belonging to Pashtun ethnicity of Laghman province.