It's metal.

See if there's anything to it.

Is he a relative? Not exactly.

Things don't belong to anybody. They are for whomever need them.

To me... you are belonging.

Here's something that belongs to you.

I'm sorry to tell you... but your education was paid for by many a broken heart.

It's his family's request.

Belong to him.

That's why India belongs at TED, and that's why TED belongs in India.

It belongs to the king!

Nor of you, either.

Yes. At the University Hospital.

It's in the public domain, isn't it?

It's in the Prince's estate.

I belong to you.

Then the bird doesn't really belong to any of you, but to a General Kemidov?

Iron is a useful metal.

Iron is a useful metal.

Metal. Looks like copper.

He said, You belong to me.

The road belongs to everybody.

Don't let us interrupt. Take my place.

The rooms belong to the students.

As if I was a ghost, belonging to the fog.

But above all, I will never forget who this victory truly belongs to. It belongs to you. It belongs to you.

The first reference, at the beginning of the paragraph, was explanatory in nature, whereas the second reference was a qualifier.

It was the human rights moment.

I was wondering why you weren't in the army.

Pat, this moment belongs to me.

Really of no one?

Of course, the genus Oenothera.

And this love belongs to him!

The point is, none of them have me.

Now for you and me

This is your moment.

It's your night, Phaedra.

What did you tell the families?

Let's see if that's true.

Of course it's true every word of it.

Villain or hero, we're all one family.

What is this, an interview or plain curiosity?

You are not guilty because you belong to a certain race, but you are guilty if you pursue people because they belong to a certain race.

They belonged to boys.

That's an academic question.