Sentence examples for usually belong from inspiring English sources
In Europe, they usually belong to the state.
Extremely dramatic or intensely brooding efforts usually belong in the middle.
Dad bods don't usually belong to actual dads – perish the thought!
In EU countries, the resources below surface usually belong to the state.
Sadhus may live together in monasteries (mathas) that usually belong to a particular order.
But such scenes usually belong to the 1990s, a period of gangster wars which Vladimir Putin supposedly ended.
Plath imbued her life with the kind of interpretability that usually belongs only to art.
These are lands usually belonging to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes.
There is a place such hagiography usually belongs: not on your bookshelf.
In pre-capitalist philosophy wholeness or completeness usually belonged to the community rather than to the individual.
If a nonprofit property bore another name, it usually belonged to an individual patron, a particularly common occurrence at universities.
