Sentence examples for there belongs from inspiring English sources

Not everyone who is there belongs there.

Because the students are paying for the class, such knowledge as may be imparted there belongs to them.

Theft from public lands, under the legal theory that everything there belongs to the federal government, is punishable by up to 10 years in prison for each count.

The European Commission admits, for example, that it is hard to plan infrastructure projects in the north when an estimated 78% of private land there belongs to Greek-Cypriot families.

To the southern part there belongs an addition to the aforesaid figure, I mean the seaboard that follows next15 which is inhabited by the Massiliotes and the Sallyes, as far as the Ligures, to those parts that lie towards Italy and to the Varus River.

Whatever is down there belongs to the government and the people of that country, and we hope to make sure that anything of cultural or historical importance remains in that country.

St. Guthlac, who was born there, belonged to the Mercian royal family.

Many of the ships that dock there belong to Orient Overseas Container Line, a Chinese corporation.

It and everything growing there belonged to Wall and her historical quest.

(She adds that one of the last boats to bring them there belonged to the Kempowski family).

And the triumph of the day there belonged to a player equally as maligned as James: Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo.