Examples of 'belongs to miss' in a sentence
Meaning of "belongs to miss"
belongs to miss - This phrase signifies ownership or association with a particular female individual
How to use "belongs to miss" in a sentence
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belongs to miss
Which we believe belongs to miss soroka.
It belongs to Miss Dowling here.
And we found blood in the parking lot which we believe belongs to Miss Soroka.
Then it belongs to Miss Wonderly now.
The chimp is property, and it belongs to miss Nuland.
Of it belongs to miss Mathis, where is she?
It seems the villa now belongs to Miss Sybbie.
He belongs to Miss Melanie-- -You go pack my things like Mother said.
This pussy belongs to Miss Vera.
I can't make new law. The chimp is property, and it belongs to miss Nuland.
That all belongs to Miss Gritti.
A runaway slave is hidden, the old Jim, who belongs to Miss Watson.
That money belongs to Miss Cowan.
Jim is Huck 's friend, but Jim is also a slave who belongs to Miss Watson.
The voice belongs to Miss Gladys.
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Belongs to Miss Sally Hightower, 90 years young.
He was not mine . He belongs to Miss Walker.
Head belongs to miss Rykämö . Body, who knows?
Sorry, buddy, but the chinchilla already belongs to Miss Labonz 's fourth-grade class.
The voice belongs to Miss Gladys Stevens who is 63 years old.
Which house belongs to miss Roxanne?
He belongs to Miss Melanie -- - Go pack my things like Mother said!
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