Sentence examples for shown belongs from inspiring English sources
Every video being shown belongs to the museum's collection.
To emphasize which of the features the annotation shown belongs to, its name is displayed above the feature key selector.
The Frankia sequences are more similar to each other than to any other sequences in the database; the outgroup shown belongs to the lipoprotein family LpqC (also in COG3509) of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
In keeping with the "better late than never" policy, tonight's s show belongs to Carlos Santana, the mystically inclined guitarist and band leader whose seminal 1970 album, "Abraxas," was not even nominated for a Grammy.
"Talk shows belong on television, not in a working parliament‚" he said.
Some of the most recognizable cars in the "Bond in Motion" show belong to the Ian Fleming Foundation.
Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina and Mercedes-Benz, this book shows, belong near the top of that list.
In the 1930's, Yeats did throw himself into racialist notions of "kindred" -- the best knit to the best" -- that events in Germany would soon show belong in the dustbin.
The show belongs to them".
The show belongs to Temple.
"The show belongs to them, the country belongs to them," he said on Monday night.
