about belongings造句

• It's about belonging, about having a place to go and be ."
• A story about the quest . . . and about belonging.
• "The whole essence of Tripod is about belonging and participating, " says Davis.
• No more talk about belonging on the national football scene.
• Offutt took a few minutes recently to talk about writing, about belonging _ and not.
• "It's not about belonging to the old Establishment anymore,"
• But the film picks up as it becomes a redemptive story about belonging and creative pursuit.
• Yes, there is something wonderful about belonging to a bank with branches from Manhattan to Melbourne.
• "In this part of the world, it's all about belonging to a particular tribe, a particular group.
• Next, we have three writers who speak frankly about belonging to a different race in Malaysia's plural society.
• "Kita " is the pronoun used for first person plural exclusive ) when talking about belongings or possession.
• In his 2007 book " Ankkalammikko " ( duck pond ) he tells about belonging to the Swedish-speaking minority in Finland.
• They also had no time for the Irish troubles, the Scottish and Welsh disaffections and the Tories'torments about belonging to Europe.
• He lies to her about belonging to ancient Mayan royalty, seduces her, and then abandons her, only to return in an attempt to kill her.
• When no evidence could be found for the charges against him about belonging to a counter-revolutionary conspiracy, the Petrograd Cheka chief PA Krasikov famously stated:
• Ms . Shelly said, exasperated, " I was asked to do a piece in The London Times about belonging to the ` Hartley stable'of actors.
• It was about so many things _ themes of loyalty and friendship and family, about belonging and finding a family at Hogwarts that Harry had never had,
• As eating clubs at the College eventually became co-ed, the restrictions about belonging to an eating club and being a member of Delta Pi Delta were dropped.
• On the 40-by-200-foot panel, by the Canadian Ken Lum, there were six stories about belonging and alienation, told with a single photo each and large-scale captions in English.