How to pronounce“belonged”in English

belonged to, what tribe he belonged to, and so on.

belonged to, and now I'm sitting here, and I'm facing the consequences of actions that I thought that I put way back there, but knowing that I really can't.

belonged in that chest and not our own.

belonged to some male 55 years old at least.

belonged to one family or another, or their enemies, or their friends.

belonged there or insurgents that didn't belong there.

belonged to what we call the H1 uh subtype that means it has a hemog

belonged to Trinity College Dublin uh when U when Trinity owned that land the

belonged to Carmine doppio's club uh he being the county leader at the time

belonged to the group at one meeting with Communist Party officials a farmer asked what about the teeth in my head do I own those answer no your teeth belong

belonged to a club that was pro-soviet union in the 1930s when they were in college they might have voted for the socialist candidate henry wallace in the

- I belonged to this club called the Internet Chess Club.

had belonged to over his life.

It belonged to me.

"It belonged to the city, but the Lymans cut the lock off it, replaced it with their own, and began to fix up the spooky-looking relic as well

It belonged to somebody.

I belonged where I was in these little small towns that I grew up in I ne it never clicked not socially not musically

I belonged there was another thing 'cause I said before not a trained journalist just thought it was something that was destined for me.

I belonged in sports.

He belonged to a very loving family who are highly were all highly proud of the roles he left.

i belonged that was very interesting but that's my neurochemistry whatever the hell that is whatever whatever

What happened was I belonged to a food bank that burned.

But if that cup belonged to your great Aunt Mimi or somebody you really cared about, then it has sentimental value.

So they may have belonged to a synagogue or something, even if they didn't attend synagogue.

They might have still belonged or been involved.

I never belonged.

to which it belonged.

That distinction belonged to his eldest son, Tony, who with his wife, Paula, were convicted of murder in Tucson, Arizona, where Tony is serving a life sentence in prison.

I've never belonged to a party.

where I felt I belonged, where I felt like I was one with everything.

I felt like I belonged.

Though the constituent standpipe belonged to the City of Boston--" there's this-- you might have seen it around town, the giant tower you can see from a lot of locales in Boston

But this person belonged to a different group.

And since Babaji belonged to the Nath tradition, we are all supposed to wear rings.

What if it belonged to some American tourist wearing open toed sandals?

Four of them belonged to bearded humans who said, yo, and then looked back down at their workstations.

But the rest all belonged to robots in various states of assembly.

Every creature ever born belonged to the same species as its parents and its children.

The area they belonged to was broad and remote, a vast hinterland of bog and mountain.

But it belonged to a big media organization, Conde Nast.

the street belonged to Eastern Germany.

This cultural heritage belonged to the world, certainly to all of the Western nations.

that I belonged to.

"My wife and I belonged to the anxious class when we were bringing up our kids.

um truck belonged to the American Air Force not only doing his job for the British government but also asking and

that science belonged to humankind as a whole and argued very vocally and evidently successfully that it should be

The 1920's belonged to the Republican party -- all three presidencies and both houses of Congress.

been a slave who belonged to a racehorse breeder in North Carolina I think it was

And he belonged to an order of monks that taught in local schools and encouraged research.