Sentence examples for video belonged from inspiring English sources

After revealing that the wedding dress in the video belonged to her mother, Gaga explained the scenes involving the ice cream truck.

(Incidentally, several of the names on the ballot in the video belong to the musicians and animators who worked on the series).

Rihanna's latest video belongs equally to viewers in Basildon or Borneo as it does to those of her Barbados homeland.

2: for all v ∈ V // each video belong to video multicast groups.

The video belong to two mechanically ventilated anesthetized children. 1 1 year old and 2 2 months old.

The dividing red spots in this time-lapse video belong to a busily developing fruit fly embryo.

Thus, when we encounter a media object such as an image or video link of that uploader, we can use this prior knowledge which may relate to whether the image or video belongs to our crawling topic in order to decide whether to follow that link.

Wojnarowicz's video belongs in the exhibit's narrative, not in its footnotes.

It was shot in Kesha's old neighborhood and the car featured in the video belongs to her.

She simply titled the video "Condoleeza Rice meets with some students," instructed visitors to "keep comments civil," and announced that "all rights to this video belong to me, Reyna Garcia".

If the photo or video belongs to someone else, though, you should not post it.