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Sentences ending with belong

He will tell you that many facts are explained by studying them in the wider range of related facts to which they belong. [3]
They thus shew us approximately the primordial colouring of the parent-species of the group to which they belong. [1]
Let me go to hell--that's where I belong. [9]
Thousands of good people who in the midst of their everyday surroundings command our esteem and attract our regard give rise to very different feelings when they are taken out of the circle to which they belong. [10]
To what day or hour in her past did he belong? [11]
Fellow-citizens, this much may be said in reply: That bill had been in the hands of a party to which Trumbull did not belong. [7]
To this class Maria certainly did not belong. [10]
She gave that look, and carried it away to the treasury of heaven, where all things that are divine belong. [5]
The old man is less disposed to argue about special matters of belief, and more ready to sympathize with spiritually minded persons without anxious questioning as to the fold to which they belong. [6]
I've noticed the interest you've taken in the State, and the number of ahem--very useful societies to which you belong. [9]

Short sentences using belong

You belong to the gentry? [2]
I belong to everything. [4]
You belong nowhere else. [11]
We belong to each other. [10]
I belong in Cleveland, Ohio. [5]
He doesn't belong anywhere. [11]
We belong together. [10]

Sentences containing belong two or more times

I belong there, with them, I tell you--I don't belong here, with you. [9]
No, I was not expecting to ever belong to this gentleman whom I have spoken of, but he had something which I expected would belong to me eventually, if he would but visit us often enough. [5]
But if the natural resources of this country belong to the people of the United States, those of Mexico belong to the people of Mexico. [9]
The geography of an undiscovered country and the soundings of an ocean that has never been sailed over may belong to romance and poetry, but they do not belong to the realm of knowledge. [6]

More example sentences with the word belong in them

They belong to you, not to me, and this very day I will send them to the noble Julia, that she may give them to you. [10]
Is my father wrong when he says that it is a proud thing to belong to the mightiest realm on earth, before whose power barbarians tremble; a great thing to feel and call yourself a Roman citizen? [10]
The reader who would finish this Essay, which I suspect to belong to an early period of Emerson's development, must be prepared to plunge into mysticism and lose himself at last in an Oriental apologue. [6]
Man is infested with internal parasites, sometimes causing fatal effects; and is plagued by external parasites, all of which belong to the same genera or families as those infesting other mammals, and in the case of scabies to the same species. [1]
Through him you will always belong to us. [10]
They belong to whoever rubs the lamp or the ring, and they've got to do whatever he says. [5]
Tell me quietly who you belong to. [10]
The generation to which you, who are just entering the profession, belong, will make a vast stride forward, as I believe, in the direction of treatment by natural rather than violent agencies. [3]
The Church to which I belong, and whose teachings I respect, does not recognize such a marriage. [9]
You must judge which class those belong to whom you meet: I leave it to you to determine from the facts. [7]
These two mountains, which belong to the great system of which Marcy is the giant centre, and are in the neighborhood of five thousand feet high, on the southern outposts of the great mountains, form the gate-posts of the pass into the south country. [4]
He claims credits which belong solely to his Maker. [5]
Cilo told me what they were called, and where they lived; he then added that one day they would all belong to me; that I must learn the art of fighting, in case they resisted me, and should require suppressing. [10]
Dignity and pride were both sustained by silence and a wave of the hand, which in fact said to the world, "Look you, my masters, they belong to Jean Jacques. [11]
The elder Herr von Nordwyk agreed with him, exclaiming: "With all due respect to your dignity, Herr Peter, your three companions in office belong to the ranks of bad friends, who would willingly be exchanged for open enemies. [10]
They belong to visionaries and to poets. [6]
It was all very well, only it did n't belong there, but got in the way of something else. [6]
The President was very sorry and all that, but that place, you see, didn't belong to the West, so there I was again. [5]
You are my very own; you belong to me only, and not to yourself; and I desire, I command you to yield to my first request. [10]
And yet the very contradiction of her name, Victoria joined with Flint, seemed to proclaim that she did not belong to her father or to the Rose of Sharon. [9]
She had set up intense love of country in the shrine where it did not belong, and it had answered--for a while. [9]
You are judged unjustly; and it grieves me all the more that you belong, through your mother, to my poor but royal house. [10]
I am as unhappy as the abandoned bird, for I have lost sight to-day of all that I belong to, and I am alone, and can never find them again. [10]
He is an unemotional character, living in his business almost as exclusively as the Scarabee, but without any of that eagerness and enthusiasm which belong to our scientific specialist. [6]
We belong to two different civilizations, and, until we recognize what separates us, we are talking like Pyramus and Thisbe, without any hole in the wall to talk through. [6]
Some of the Trustees have proposed interdoosin' new branches of study, and I expect you will be pooty much occoopied with the dooties that belong to your place. [6]
But if it's true, you'll belong to England and to all the world, too, and you'll have fame everlasting. [11]
In the muddy trenches of Flanders and France a new comradeship has sprung up between officers and Tommies, while time-honoured precedent has been broken by the necessity of giving thousands of commissions to men of merit who do not belong to the "officer caste. [9]
Besides, the two transports that had followed the magnificent vessel appeared to belong to it. [10]
She has been trained and taught as young persons of higher position in life are brought up, and does not belong in the humble station in which we find her. [6]
The body was too healthy to belong to a fanatic, too powerful to be that of a dreamer alone, too firm for other than a man of action. [11]
He knew that to-morrow the scandal of the thing would belong to the world, but he was not dismayed. [11]
Certainly I belong to them, and those that do not think me good enough for them may keep away. [10]
They all belong to the society of--'Inimitables,' and shared our banquets. [10]
Do you belong to the asylum, or are you just on a visit or something like that? [5]
He don't belong to the association. [5]
It was pitiful to see how the people in his train who did not belong to the number of those who were to accompany him to Jarandilla behaved at the parting from their beloved master. [10]
It is incredible to reflect that things as familiar all over the world to-day as household words, belong in the history and in the shadowy legends of this silent, mournful solitude. [5]
I've been true to my convictions,--you, who belong to the new generation, must be true to yours. [9]
Henceforth you belong to me--do you hear? [9]
You are dear to me; yet--by the head of my father!--if you defy me, my Numidian lion-keepers shall drag you to the place you belong to! [10]
The foreman come to me last night and says, "Prag I hear you belong to the union. [9]
Everything shall belong to holy Mother Church. [10]
It's your business to get control of things that belong to other people, and sell them out. [9]
Did they belong to each other? [11]
Did they belong to each other, or were mankind only, as it were, vermin infesting the desirable world? [11]
You belong properly to Brother A. [6]
He, likewise, seemed to belong to the little house as he took one of the wicker chairs. [9]
None dare claim to belong to any recognized school, since the philosophers of the guild pride themselves on condemning the miracle-mongers. [10]
The leaders have to be arrested, and it had better be done by one that, in a way, don't belong to either Lebanon or Manitou. [11]
You now belong to a party that I am opposed to, but that doesn't stop me offering you support. [11]
When people belong to a clique, they must, I suppose, in some measure, write, talk, think, and live for that clique; a harassing and narrowing necessity. [14]
Then she again thought of her wounded lover at home, and remembered that, whatever might happen, his heart did not belong to Iras, but to her alone. [10]
The 'thee' and 'thou' belong to you. [11]
We belong to those who have learnt to 'look upwards'--there goes the ball, up again!--and who find comfort in doing so. [10]
You may observe this: that the conversation of intelligent men of the stricter sects is strangely in advance of the formula that belong to their organizations. [6]
The city permits this house to belong to private parties, instead of gracing and dignifying herself with the honor of possessing and protecting it. [5]
We don't call things by the names that belong to them when we deal with celestial subjects. [6]
He suddenly held them up on high, crying with a loud voice: "Do these shoes belong to any of you, you people? [10]
It belong to the wife of an honest man-- maint'nant! [11]
The slight resistance the vessel might have offered was relinquished when Archibius's helmsman shouted that the Epicurus did not belong to the royal navy, and had come in search of news. [10]
They belong to the universities of learning, and today they have no more ecclesiastic meaning than do the gorgeous robes of the Oxford chancellor and vice-chancellor and the scarlet hood. [4]
He drove home the truth with bare unvarnished power--the wrong to Guida, the wrong to the Countess, the wrong to the Dukedom of Bercy, to that honour which should belong to those in high estate. [11]
The front of the tent, covered with red and white material, stood open, permitting the guests who did not belong to the court to survey the interior. [10]
You know that the tendency of the school of philosophy to which I belong insists, above all, on a suspension of judgment; but if there is one thing which may be asserted with any dogmatic certainty--" But Melissa would hear no more. [10]
To whom belong the shining purple pages in the great book of national history? [10]
P.S.--I belong to the Seventh Cavalry and Ninth Dragoons, I am an officer, too, and do not have to work on account of not getting any wages. [5]
Go back to the school you belong to. [10]
I belong to the province of Smolensk. [2]
Ma'am, which of the no-good class does that young feller belong to? [13]
They belong to the Mulluscoida of Huxley--a lower division of the great kingdom of the Mollusca; but they have recently been placed by some naturalists amongst the Vermes or worms. [1]
It is not the men whose duties have made them familiar with this class of subjects who are most likely to offend by scenes and descriptions which belong to the physician's private library, and not to the shelves devoted to polite literature. [6]
You belong with the last, and got accidentally shuffled in with the others. [6]
Lastly, several of the largest beetles in the world belong to this family, which was placed by Linnaeus and Fabricius as the head of the Order. [1]
They belong, to the Holy Inquisition, and think no more of burning people at the stake than we do of a few days in prison. [10]
Cambyses may thank the gods, that the Ethiopians have never taken it into their heads to conquer countries which do not belong to them. [10]
But to say the farm shall no longer belong to the owner, or his heirs forever, and this as well when the farm is not needed for military purposes as when it is, is purely political, without the savor of military law about it. [7]
It is not the faith of that Society to which I belong to decline correction lest it may seem like war. [11]
I belong at the end of the last rank, whilst she leads the foremost. [10]
This garden and the beautiful mansion behind the trees belong to her. [10]
It is that the author who produced that book has had the profit of it long enough, and therefore the Government takes a profit which does not belong to it and generously gives it to the 88,000,000 of people. [5]
You belong to the American Federation of Labour, don't you? [9]
You belong to that which is for the ignorant, or the low, the vicious and the bad. [11]
Is it strange that this mysterious influence or effluence should belong especially or exclusively to the period of complete womanhood in distinction from that of immaturity or decadence? [6]
When we consider that there are but twenty-five Senators in the Senate, taking two from the side where they rightfully belong, and adding them to the other, is to us a disadvantage not to be lightly regarded. [7]
And you said that the lands beyond," and I pointed to the West as he had done, "should belong to it until the sun sets on the sea again. [9]
I have found that some of those active exercises, which are commonly thought to belong to young folks only, may be enjoyed at a much later period. [6]
Its population, like that of most respectable suburbs, must belong mainly to the kind of citizens which resembles in many ways the better class,--as we sometimes dare to call it,--of one of our thriving New England towns. [6]
They belong to that middle region between science and poetry which sensible men, as they are called, are very shy of meddling with. [6]
I was remembering that it was a year ago, and that they did not belong here, but only chanced to stop a day on their journey. [5]
I hoped also that I should come into personal relations with my old constituency, if I may call my nearer friends, and those more distant ones who belong to my reading parish, by that name. [6]
It is clear that he must belong to the household since the dog did not attack him. [10]
All are better than either, and all of right belong to that people and to their successors forever. [7]
When a person talks about taking lessons, as if they could learn it, you know where they belong artistically. [8]
The bare branches swaying in the wind outside should belong to the trees in Freshwater Lane. [9]
The "point and surprise" which he speaks of as characterizing the style of Plutarch belong eminently to his own. [6]
Our villages are superior to German villages in more merits, excellences, conveniences, and privileges than I can enumerate, but the hotels do not belong in the list. [5]
There was that strange, distant look of agony in her eyes, that transfiguring look in the face; there was the figure somehow gone slimmer in these few hours; and there was a frail appearance which did not belong to her. [11]
If, nevertheless, you still decide in favour of the banquet with your friends, I can not help it; but I must now know: Shall this night belong to me, or to the daughter of Archias? [10]
Did her heart still belong to another? [10]

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