How to use "belonged" in a sentence

He could see their faces clearly in the moonlight, and one of them belonged to Inspector Javert.

In fact, the handkerchief belonged to M

He had discovered that Valjean's money really belonged to somebody called Monsieur Madeleine, a wealthy manufacturer from Montreuil who had mysteriously disappeared

I was glad to have something at Manderley that belonged to me

He did not belong to me, he belonged to Rebecca

I belonged to Manderley and Manderley belonged to me.

It's the boat that belonged to the late Mrs de Winter.'

She put her gun down, went around the foot of the bed, and stood the easel on its legs, as it belonged

In a country that worshiped youth, most elderly Americans devoutly desired to discover a place where they belonged, but unlike the duchesses, many of them never found it.

She put them back where they belonged, then slid the sofa into place.

She stopped at the easel, set it up as it belonged, hesitated, then turned the chalkboard toward her.

But Death decided that Kevin belonged to him, because the funeral had been held already and because the grave had been closed

Elliot sipped his beer and paged through the horror-comics magazine that had belonged to Danny

They were in a ten-passenger jet that belonged to the Network, and the aircraft took a battering from the high-altitude winds that blew across its assigned flight corridor

The hypnotist lowered his hand and turned his ring around as it belonged

But in 1869 Uncle Elias, who belonged to this secret group, suddenly left America with all their papers, and so the group could not go on

Lawrence Redding told how he had found the body, and admitted that the pistol belonged to him.