Sentence examples for some belonged from inspiring English sources
Some belonged to groups led by basketball-playing "moderates".
Some belonged as full citizens who took part in governing the polity.
Some belonged to the party's left wing, which objects to other aspects of the government's business-friendly programme and whose members doubtless know that their chances of being picked for the next election are slim.
Most of the council's members belong to one of the main Palestinian organizations, most importantly to Yasir Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization, but some belonged to smaller organizations believed responsible for terrorist operations against Israelis and Americans, such as George Habash's Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Some belonged to intellectuals, others to criminals.
Most isolates (91%) from marine water and oysters were indole-negative (biotype I) but some belonged to biotype II (ornithine decarboxylase- and mannitol-positive) (16).
Many were soaked in blood — some of it their own, some belonging to those around them.
Some follow traditional African rites and religions; some belong to secret societies called Poro and Sande.
Some of these waters are international, some belong to other nations like Russia.
Nearly 400 boards are neatly stacked in storage, some belonging to legendary club members.
Some belong to "the old school" of the early 1970's, he says.
