belong in造句

A scholar belong in his study.

You don't belong in the beginners' class.

These boots belong in the closet.

Those words do not belong in modern dictionaries.

I don't really feel I belong in the accounts department.

But it probably does belong in the Design rtunately.

Remove any miscellaneous items that don't belong in the bedroom.

I don't belong in the place like this.

The bears seem to belong in those Rocky Mountain river valleys; the redwoods seem to belong on those coastal hills, and the alligators seem to belong in those plains.

makes sure the bugs that belong in the woods stay in the woods.

All the things we call "the amenities of life" belong in this category.

Business CARDS belong in your Rolodex, BlackBerry, iPhone, PDA or cellphone.

Headlines may not look like they belong in a newspaper, but they always work that way.

Will there be claims that parts of Ukraine rightfully belong in Russia?

They are a big club in the second division and they really belong in the top division.

If you want proof why you belong in Gryffindor, then I suggest you look more closely at this.

Nouns encode autonomous entities, containing various kinds of conceptual structures which belong in formal or functional aspect.

There are bound to be some words and phrases that belong in formal language and others that are informal.

You will know yourself as an individual, what you want in life, where you belong in this world and you will have a purpose.

Some Power Plant was situated in dike area of the south bank of a Yangtse River, belong in valley flat geomorphic unit.

But there is also the minority of gifted, willful people who are determined to live their own lives to the end, and writers belong in this class.

Clearly some of the people he describes don't belong in prison at all; some are more mad or sad than bad.

All the above-mentioned rules are exclusively characteristic of the traditional Chinese traditional litigation culture and belong in the definite social condition of "ruling by rite" th...

Not something that would delight my husband, unfortunately, who believes animals belong in the wild and should not be kept as pets.

The prospect of a more conventional downturn-engineered not by foreign central Banks, but by America's own-suggests the cart and horse belong in a different order.

I therefore suggest that "elite" should only be conferred on people who belong in Category 1. Those in Category 2 should be called "para-elite", while those in Categories 3, 4 and 5 are "extraordinary talent".

As you can see by the files names, while most belong in the run-time environment, others probably should not be included in what you share with others (for example, your design documents).

Those answers should give a pretty good picture of a certain career. Do you belong in that picture? One way to find out is by putting yourself in it.

In petroleum seismic exploration records, Rayleigh waves belong in disturbing waves which should be removed from the records before deconvolution and stacking so as to raise signal-to-noise ratio.

Article 32 Working personnel concerned who violate the provisions of these Regulations shall be given administrative sanctions by the units where they belong in accordance with the seriousness of the cases and with the pertinent provisions of the State.

By keeping your dialogs manageable, and invoking them only when their functions are truly those that belong in another room, you will go far towards maintaining your users’ flow and ensuring their success and gratitude.

Along with the stories of me being adopted and all our relatives being able to do magic except me, my sister convinced me of another reason why I didn't belong in the family.

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.