Sentence examples for auntie for from inspiring English sources

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She must hope she is not leaving Auntie for Big Brother.

Now they're for people who don't know what to buy their auntie for Christmas.

Britons call it, affectionately, the Beeb, and sometimes "Auntie," for its traditional role as the last word on everything.

Quite strangely, in the last six months, the word in question has found itself spoken three times on our revered, publicly financed BBC (not known with ambivalent affection as Auntie for nothing) by three different highly respected middle-aged male broadcasters.

A: I have no idea what to get my auntie for her birthday.

May says that, although out of prison, she will "never be free" and she says she seeks justice "for auntie and for me".

12 09 p.m. I've lost all respect for Auntie Em for bringing Dorothy to this place.

Then last fall Mr. Busch and Mr. Sabellico trotted out the eccentric auntie again for another reading for the same charity, with a similarly star-studded supporting cast.

Is it because they're all so highly sexed, they can't stop banging for one day to thank their Auntie Ann for the card with the £5 note in?

Radio Times – perhaps surprisingly for a publication normally viewed as reliable, comprehensive but a bit… Auntie – has, for the past year or two, been knocking out many interviews that have produced the lead item in the next day's papers.