We do not belong to it.
Most buildings in this district belong to the government.
Fishing and other riparian rights belong to owners of riparian land.
CX: My works do belong to modernism, but I was also influenced by earlier writers, such Cervantes's Don Quixote.
Aaron's sacred garments will belong to his descendants so that they can be anointed and ordained in them.
Looking back slowly, the lights dim, still did not belong to the shadows, dark eyes and hope into ashes to ashes.
If you create personas that work for the same company or have social relationships with each other, you might run into difficulties if you need to express a significant goal that doesn’t belong with the preestablished relationship.
They belong to someone.
These boots belong in the closet.
People that belong to these groups do not necessarily belong to any one social group for identification purposes; it may be only a matter of convenience.
If there is no such binding, the element does not belong to any namespace.
"If the owner of a Buried or concealed object is unknown, the object shall belong to the state."
Some things you like again will not belong to you. Some things you are reluctant to part with are also doomed to give up.
The theories of yin and yang and the Eight Diagrams in Zhott Yi belong to a peculiar mode of thinking for understanding nature in oriental civilisation, and China's traditional scientific thought is more often than not related with them.
They belong to the country club.
Did this man belong to the double enigma of order and disorder?
The other columns that belong to the address info cannot be mapped since they are under another list.
Private property, as the antithesis to social, collective property, exists only where the means of labor and the external conditions of labor belong to private individuals.
Where do they belong?
Do the servers belong to the same security realm?
The spoils belong to those who can act ahead of others — because they see things ahead of others.
Groups of closely related species belong to the same genus, which in turn are clustered into families, then orders, then classes, then phyla, and finally into kingdoms (such as the animal kingdom).
Whales belong among the mammals.
He placed the cage that used to belong to Hedwig atop the nightstand.
But for better or worse, the old idea that "religious workers" -to use more modern language-belong in a legal and metaphysical category all of their own is being chipped away.
Mainly, some node objects belong to generational objects.
Hello, you are bad. It doesn't matter to me. I don't care. I won't cry. I won't have to wait for the love that doesn't belong to me.
Do they belong deep in your heart when you refuse to admit them or express them?
Bacteria belong to the microorganism.
The find moves several species thought to belong to crocodile family fossils to the archosaur side of species lines, and indicates the dinosaur family had deeper roots than previously suspected.
They want to belong to Europe.
Poppy Huhu, you found something that didn't belong to you and you kept it. You should have given it back. What you did was wrong.
The world does not belong to you, so you need not abandon it, but abandon everything. All things are used for me, but I do not belong to them.
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