Sentence examples for well belongs from inspiring English sources

So far we have shown that any solution of the inclusion (4.5) (which is a solution of (4.3) as well) belongs to the interval.

It took four months to realize that, to paraphrase Walt Whitman, every cell in me as well belongs to her.

The older woman with her life ending professionally, and judging by her alcohol consumption, physically and emotionally as well, belongs to the new order, the new way of the world, the post war communist party promising brotherhood, meaning and purpose in the years after the cataclysms and holocausts of WWI and WWII.

They might just as well belong to Wales as to England.

The first decade of the new millennium may well belong to the Napa Valley".

It might just as well belong to the next middling banker or the previous insurance magnate.

This can happen to photojournalism; work that was meant for the page may well belong there.

They might as well belong to different universes, Rikers Island and the Library Services Center, time moves so differently inside them.

By the way, the real Ann Kron (not just the actress playing her) is very much alive, and the last words in "Well" belong to her.

It is London, not Britain, that can boast of being the most plural and various spot on the planet (indeed, narrowing it down, Travers says that honour may well belong to the N15 postcode).

In the œuvre of the British-Ghanaian painter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, there are quite a few dancers, lithe in their leotards, but all of her people look as though they might well belong to that profession.