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121. Most examinees belong to the first class, most examiners to the third.

122. Most importantly it is a place members recognise as a privilege to belong to.

123. Tenpin bowling has cheap membership and I believe at the end of the day, that people want to belong to clubs.

124. Of three of the principal women, Midge and Alexia so clearly belong to different classes, and Cressy to none.

125. They belong to a generation which likes the feel of crisp fivers and tenners in their hands.

126. This is because the greatest melody-writers belong to past epochs and set an example which modern composers can hardly match.

127. A typical problem might be to answer the question: How many headwords belong to more than one part of speech?

128. They belong to the countryside and were they to be evicted the countryside itself would cease to exist.

129. He agreed to do homage so long as it was spelt out that Aquitaine should belong to him and his heirs for ever.

130. These are seen to belong to one particular country and are at their best when performed by dancers from that country.

131. She fancied that she could hear voices,[http://sentencedict.com/belong to.html] and that the voices might belong to creatures like herself.

132. There he met his future wife, Idayu Njoman Rai, said to belong to a Brahman family.

133. The main question was: did he belong to the Communist Party?

134. Congregations may belong to a Union of Baptist Churches, but each has considerable autonomy.

135. The demand for certainty and the insecurity behind it belong to this same tradition.

136. A Northern registered car, believed to belong to the men, was discovered at Annagh, a few miles from the town.

137. And in the longer term it should try to bring back into favour the notion that we all belong to a community.

138. They belong to the family of a former employee of the Bishop's Castle Railway.

139. Clay mineral samples are the best described here, while forensic materials belong to the most exotic kind.

140. Deeply rooted in peasant culture was the belief that the land should belong to whoever worked it with his own hands.

141. It should be said immediately that Robertson does not belong to a Pentecostal church.

142. According to this approach, any particular individual can belong to many different groups.

143. The mosque and the Koran belong to women as much as do the heavenly bodies.

144. Local lore has it that the hands belong to a convicted highwayman who would hold up carriage-travellers in the early nineteenth century.

145. Their very vocabulary was unfamiliar to him, and seemed to belong to fiction and the stage.

146. Half-closed, dozy eyes usually belong to a placid, lazy horse.

147. These others with the black line drawn across their escutcheons belong to the leading supporters of de Montfort.

148. Pensions from your employer Many people belong to a pension scheme run by an employer.

149. Please accept my resignation. I don't want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member. Groucho Marx 

150. Many regionals belong to a group of newspapers, such as the Thompson Newspapers Group, and syndicate material.