Sentence examples for when he belonged from inspiring English sources
The Web Ninjas also cite evidence of a video interview with Topiary that was posted on YouTube when he belonged to the hacker group Anonymous.
He tells Jed about his student days in Paris, when "everything seemed possible," and when he belonged to a group of students committed to violent attacks on the reputation of Mies van der Rohe.
How could the poor day-labourer be seen as having only one identity - as a Muslim who belonged to an "enemy" community - when he belonged to many other communities as well?
Mr. Sampson, a former Greek Cypriot gunman linked to the killing of 20 British servicemen, adopted his surname probably as a disguise when he belonged to the E.O.K.A. guerrilla movement that fought against British rule and for union with Greece.
What seems more obviously consequential was his move from the avant-gardist circles of his youth, when he belonged to an upstart group of painters who called themselves the Nabis, to a more conservative milieu governed more by money and haut-bourgeois taste.
In a brief spell as finance minister in 1994 (when he belonged to Mr Cardoso's party), Mr Gomes followed the sort of neoliberal policies he now criticises, such as cutting import tariffs to expose the local car industry to foreign competition.
I had an undergraduate student researcher describe to me recently how he felt when he had found where he belonged.
Oyelowo plays him at a moment when triumph and tragedy fuse, when progress remains bound to its heavy price — when he already belonged to the ages.
He had a glancing familiarity with parts of Brooklyn -- Cobble Hill, because he's had a girlfriend there once, and Marine Park, from the time years ago when he'd belonged to a bowling team that competed (if you could call it that) in a league out there.
After the win, which ended the Mets' six-game losing streak, Harvey was asked if there was a moment when he sensed he belonged in the major leagues.
Even when he laments belonging to "a race of people that don't know how to do nothing but moan, pray and have babies," he seems to be merely thinking out loud, as if he can evaluate the truth of a statement only by saying it and seeing how it fits.
