Examples of 'i used to belong' in a sentence
Meaning of "i used to belong"
I used to belong: Indicates that the speaker was previously a member or part of a group, organization, or community but is no longer associated with it
How to use "i used to belong" in a sentence
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i used to belong
I used to belong to the petite bourgeoisie myself.
I am having a great and much better life than before where I used to belong.
I used to belong to a church that no longer exists.
It came from a member of the group I used to belong to.
I used to belong to the coast guards.
I was kidnapped by the rogue CIA group that I used to belong to.
I used to belong to a society once.
There was a Red Room in the fitness studio I used to belong to.
I used to belong to almost a confederation.
When i was a callow youth, i used to belong to a dancing club.
I used to belong to EcS.
I've done kickboxing at a gym I used to belong to.
I used to belong to the Order.
Would they feel me and know I used to belong to them?
I used to belong in an Underwood.
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I will never go back to what I was born into, where I used to belong.
Except I used to belong to a much better club.
The units, the buildings … the place I used to belong.
I used to belong to society once . Society.
A pattern emerges. You know, I used to belong to.
You know, I used to belong to one of these places growing up.
Of everything. The units, the buildings… the place I used to belong.
I used to belong I'm Sergeant Ma to the coast guards.
Thanks . Except I used to belong to a much better club.
I used to belong to one last year, The Young Shakespeareans.
Because I used to belong to a gun club. I know she was terrified of guns.
I used to belong to the press-gang once.
I used to belong to the Order . What?
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