Sentence examples for students belongs from inspiring English sources

The superior of the two Life squads, consisting largely of graduate students, belongs to the 16-member, invitation-only Super League.

"I have faith in the future generation that my students belongs to.

So whatever the self-proclaimed Oracles might claim, I have faith in the future generation that my students belongs to.

In the mid-1960's, more than 40percentt of the students belonged to a fraternity or sorority.

The coupons were coded so that we could determine the group to which students belonged.

Mr Christie's press secretary, Michael Drewniak, read a statement saying students belong in class.

Experts estimate that around 1m current US students belong to a sorority or fraternity.

Many of the younger protestors were students belonging to a more radical socialist group called the People's Democracy.

Dr. Librera thought the students belonged in school, at least for half the day, and their parents and teachers agreed.

Michael Drewniak, the governor's press secretary, released a statement on Tuesday saying that students belonged in the classroom.

(Students belong to the Choctaw, Navajo and Seneca nations and a half-dozen others across the United States).