Sentence examples for a relative named from inspiring English sources

People misspeak — we actually had a relative named Nate.

Might I also have had a relative named Portland, like Fred Allen's wife?

(Imagine the protagonist discovering he has a relative named "Aunty Striptease").

One girl's family tree, listing a relative named Charity Case, vanished sometime in the 1970s.

But the juiciest — "remembrance for the deceased" — turned out, it seemed, to be a mistaken interpretation of Bukhori, a reference to a relative named Ochil.

In fact, it should be available in the same way as the overnight declaration of blinkers, visor etc. Harrytheactor was one of several who profited yesterday from having a relative named Isabel when Isabelonabicycle won at 8-1.

In a brief memoir, Suleimani wrote of leaving home with a young relative named Ahmad Suleimani, who was in a similar situation.

In The Bad Beginning, they are sent to live with a distant relative named Count Olaf after briefly living with Mr. Poe, a banker in charge of the orphans' affairs.

His farm manager during the Revolution, a distant relative named Lund Washington, retired in 1785 and was succeeded by a nephew, Maj.

In The Inferno, where treacherous hosts and guests are stuck in the deepest circle of hell, Dante recycles a true story of retaliation--the story of a Guelph lord named Alberigo, whose political power was threatened by a close relative named Manfred.

In the Inferno, where treacherous hosts and guests are stuck in the deepest circle of hell, Dante recycles a true story of retaliation -- the story of a Guelph lord named Alberigo, whose political power was threatened by a close relative named Manfred.