Sentence examples for when it belongs from inspiring English sources

Not when it belongs to another period.

As for blame, he says, "Real players never dodge it when it belongs to them".

Why should the interest in avoiding pain (i.e., a certain kind or amount of pain) count for more when it belongs to a human than it does when it belongs to an animal?

"This is a piece of art given to the community for public enjoyment," Alan Strickland, a member of the council, told the BBC, "and people will find it galling that you can only view this work at an expensive champagne reception, when it belongs with the people of north London, not a private owner".

Personal information is documented, on Parent's view, only when it belongs to the public record, that is, in newspapers, court records, or other public documents.

This fact cannot be over emphasized: it would be a shame for The Buzz About Bees to be relegated to the bookshelf after reading when it belongs on the coffee table.

As his travels exposed him to new injustices, Woody's music carried over to the needs of workers trying to organize, the anti-war sentiments preceding Pearl Harbor and more, melding into a transcendent view that America would be whole when it belonged to its people.

Russian and British aristocracy made the town their winter home in the early 1800's, when it belonged to the kingdom of Savoy and most of its residents spoke Italian.

Its location is unknown until an inventory of 1544, when it belonged to Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, perhaps as an inheritance from his ancestors the Valois Dukes of Burgundy.

The picture was highly rated in the 19th century when it belonged to Prince de Faucigny-Lucinge.

And was the owl also bugged when it belonged to David?