Sentence examples for which actually belongs from inspiring English sources

It takes nothing away from Israel, which actually belongs to Israel.

Even with a mind on moving, in spring we undertook a radical overhaul of the garden - which actually belongs to my mother, although we share the gardening - to thin, rationalise, feed and mulch the plants.

It's a similar story at Crewe, the home of another great British icon, Bentley - which actually belongs to Volkswagen.

· Even more impressive, Schakowsky's lead is not a function of superior name recognition, which actually belongs to Giannoulias.

Our results show that the Sb-type sub-genome is clearly further apart from S. bayanus CBS 7001, which actually belongs to the S. uvarum group and is closely related to the enological environment.

Instruments, many of which actually belonged to the family, are scattered about.

The basketball court, which actually belonged to the Knicks, seemed to fit just right.

Now I guess an agile Canadian Inuk could traverse the melting ice floes to Greenland, which actually belonged to the EU for 12 years and now has a special treaty relationship with it.

There could have been confusion with symptoms which actually belong to the prodromal phase being assigned to be aura [1, 16].

The celebrations broke up in the early hours once Keith Moon of the Who began smashing up the drum kit, which actually belonged to Badfinger's Mike Gibbins.

Accordingly, few reports have described DNA sequences attributed to gymnosperms and angiosperms, which actually belong to specific endophytes [ 58, 59].