Sentence examples for thinks it belongs from inspiring English sources

"When the ball's in the air, he thinks it belongs to him".

The problem is that for every one of these lovely Nigels, there's a Farage just waiting to take the name back where everybody already thinks it belongs.

But now Dr. Ablow has found his way to daytime television, trying to bring therapy back to the childhood-rooted philosophy where he thinks it belongs.

But considering the scale of the rollout – 63 territories – $83m is middling for a film that thinks it belongs in the A-league.

He thinks it belongs to him, so he takes it.

He doesn't know who the photographer is but, going by the pictures, he thinks it belongs to a British woman who came to the UAE some time between 1972 and 1976.

If microformats help to separate this data from applications, it becomes easier to put it and its value under the control of the user, where I think it belongs.

I don't think it belongs here".

"Er, I think it belongs to me!" Nyong'o replied.

And then, somewhat sheepishly, "I think it belongs to the funeral parlor across the street.

I'm gonna say that I was defending the art against people who don't think it belongs in museums".