Sentences with phrase «to belong»

Clear away any junk in the living area that doesn't belong in there, starting with any dirty dishes that may have made their way into the room.

We strive to attain high levels of student achievement for all of our students and we work to insure the academic engagement and a sense of belonging of all students.

Some districts and schools, though, now are issuing identification badges to all school staff members — and even students — to keep better tabs on who belongs on campus.

There is surely something here which belongs in any description of the conditions of love.

Art is uniquely suited to tackle some of these difficult ideas about who belongs where, and how to both embrace your identity, and not be defined by it.

Still, the fake fur collar makes it look like belonging to the winter season!

This may begin with the realization that many of the types of work they would like to do are thought of as belonging to the male domain.

Luckily my parents grew up better than they did, and they didn't have those «i don't belong here feelings».

Members are not likely to give the church high priority in their lives if belonging requires no particular effort on their part.

If you really have to hide your light in order to remain at a church, you probably don't belong there in the first place.

At the same time, festival goers can enjoy a real sense of belonging with other like - minded enthusiasts.

Those who are coming to confess do not belong together in a society.

Employees want to feel a sense of belonging at work — that people care about them, and that they are doing meaningful work.

Finally, we need to create a community in which people belong before they have to believe.

What this represents is a lack of unity over whether climate change really belongs on the agenda.

Knowledge of subject matter, understanding how learning progresses in a discipline, and instruction expertise, just to name a few, also belong on that key chain.

Teachers will appreciate knowing that they don't have to keep track of every child's clothes and tools and can easily identify who and what belongs where.

An award - winning writer delivers a poignant and provocative novel of identity, race and the search for belonging in the age of globalization.

The determination of which property belongs to you and which to the community can be complex and you may require legal assistance.

Our basic psychological need for group belonging is compounded in times of uncertainty.

The letter requests that the creditor provide a copy of the signed contract proving the account actually belongs to the client.

It is official: 2014 now belongs in the history books.

I had a feeling that those dogs belong with the other two.

This versatile gadget had been announced a while back as well, but it still belongs on this list.

I wanted to somehow explain how this writer, me, came into the possession of all these first person accounts belonging to all these other people.

It has a unique protocol that accepts a variety of data belonging to the individual or corporate users and developers.

This work belongs equally to a long tradition of art dealing with racial issues.

Even in the midst of a law school bubble, the legal profession is still the right choice for the handful of people who truly belong in the profession.

A normal bank has stacks of money locked up in a safe, with a corresponding ledger recording what money belongs to whom.

This discussion centers on intervention efforts that may reduce parenting stress and enhance school belonging among young children at risk of engaging in delinquent behaviors.

Bond films belong on the big screen, at home a HD viewing on your nice big TV is the way to go.

The other areas belong more to investigative journalists, historians, social scientists.

Books belonging under Body, mind and spirit were selling better than expected in overall 10 countries out of the 22 in question.

My heart belongs in the sunshine, with sandy toes and a cold drink in hand.

There is some merit to the argument that the ebook rights belong with the book rights in older agreements.

Anyway, beans and greens just belong together, don't they?

Parents and children in rainbow and same - sex parent families can also get a sense of belonging by making connections with other diverse families.

The pairs of eyes depicted in your works, whether belonging to humans or animals, are always bold and direct.

For it always belongs also to creative historical decision; it needs courage and the realization of what is needed at a certain moment of history.

Well, the answer is in the question itself, Interracial marriages are those which happens between persons belonging from different races.

After all, the future belongs to whoever gets there first.

This wonderful, wide world belongs to men, And men alone.

I was in a similar situation where I stayed at a church for several months after I felt I no longer belonged out of sheer love for the people in that system.

The house belongs first to those who were already there.