Sentence examples for though it belonged from inspiring English sources

Here was a writer's house that felt as though it belonged to its surroundings.

Pompey restored its independence by reconstructing its city walls, though it belonged to the dominion of Herod and Salome (Antiquities... 17:18, volume 9), and Vespasian had to later take it by force.

Juliet hadn't expected to see Charlie at the drugstore, though it belonged to his family.

Dykes to Watch Out For was entirely mine, even though it belonged to everyone who read it.

When the phone was picked up again, Teacher Fei was surprised by the voice, which sounded as though it belonged to a much older man.

Two children lay on a canvas so others could trace outlines; these later gained wings and became angels on either side of a large torch that looked as though it belonged to the Statue of Liberty.

9 a.m. 5) GOLD RUSH Telluride feels as though it belongs in the Alps — with its 2,000-plus 2,000-plusacresuntrylike terrain and abofe-the-tree-line chutes, European-style chalets and snowy peaks framed backcountrylike and craggy rock formaterrain

His Flower light looks as though it belongs in the Science Museum.

The effort is not only about the record, he said — "though it belongs here in New York" — but the game itself.

In many parts of the Arab world, 9/11, still so fresh in the minds of Americans, almost seems as though it belongs to a previous era.

Rinderpest, which means "cattle plague" in German, does not infect humans, though it belongs to the same viral family as measles.