Sentence examples for things belonging from inspiring English sources

"I remember at the time things belonging to guests went missing now and then.

He has explosive rages, calls me foul names, breaks things belonging to me.

For us at Historic Royal Palaces, that means things belonging to kings and queens.

Sometimes people are so moved that they want to leave things belonging to loved ones they too have lost: hair, teeth, ashes.

They were shown dragging her to the floor by her hair and snatching her handbag, before rifling through it to take out Nazma's passport and other things belonging to her.

In 2012, a couple from Basingstoke, Jane Cordery and her partner James Ravenscroft, found a small, beautiful painting of an owl in their loft (Ravenscroft thought it had been in a box of things belonging to his mother).

Those things belong to the days of the French Revolution.

"All these things belong to my wife, not me.

Frightful things belong where they are now, in the past".

"Cute, furry, smiley things belonged to the real world.

Under the influence of hashish, he felt that names and things belonged together, that a rhyme had revealed a reality.