Sentence examples for town belong from inspiring English sources

Some of the most powerful men in town belong to that club.

The Kurdish militia defending the town belong to the YPG, which is part of the PKK Turkish party that the US has labelled as terrorist.

Most of the 7,000 people who live in the town belong to the Fur ethnic group, and the town has previously been controlled by rebel forces.

And most of the upper crust in town belong to clubs, where they have tennis, golf and swimming, said William Clark, a writer and 18-year resident who was sitting on a bench reading a biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Structures of the Asilah's Old town belong to vulnerability class raging from medium to high.

Many of the anti-Assad fighters holed up in the town belong to a group called Ahrar al-Sham that has laid siege to a pair of pro-regime towns in northern Syria: Fua and Kefraya.

In the 10th century the town belonged to the marquessate of Monferrato, becoming its capital in 1435.

Eighty percent of the property in town belongs to second-home owners, which accounts for the ghostly midweek quiet.

Then the town belongs to the fishermen, specifically those trolling for the tiny silvery anchovies that crowd the calm waters.

The biggest house in town belonged to the owner of the glass factory, which turned out handmade Mason jars.

The yachties mostly stuck to their boats and to one bar, though, so the town belonged to Tongans.