Sentence examples for time belonged from inspiring English sources
The rush of blood this time belonged to Taylor, who controlled the ball with his right arm.
In 1964, the world's best marathon time belonged to Dale Greig of Scotland, at 3 27:45.
It was immoral — and illegal — to take a second job, because spare time belonged to the state.
It was only when his time belonged solely to him that his flesh seemed to have decided doing nothing was better than doing anything.
In 1916, Jinnah, who, at the time, belonged to both parties, even succeeded in getting them to present the British with a common set of demands, the Lucknow Pact.
The lapses this time belonged to Scott Niedermayer, who failed to clear the puck out of danger, and the newly acquired Vladimir Malakhov, who could not keep Marc Savard from swooping in to score on a rebound.
The time belongs to us, as actively coöperative viewers.
His time belongs to his guests, and sometimes vice versa.
The title of Worst Pop Retiree of All Time belongs, arguably, to Jay Z.
You're answerable every minute, your time belongs to somebody else.
In May another jet crashed, this time belonging to China Northern, another airline involved in the mergers, killing 111.
