Sentence examples for be a brother from inspiring English sources

You're supposed to be a brother.

I'm interested in what it means to be a brother.

On this night, at least, Peyton wanted only to be a brother.

This may be a brother, or it may be a father.

Or to be a brother or a son in a family that would rather not have you?

At his sentencing, Awolaja said he was ashamed someone he considered to be a brother took advantage of him.

Mr Maliki is also interfering with senior appointments in the armed forces: the new divisional army commander in Mosul, for instance, is said to be a brother-in-law.He has also gained ground, even among Sunnis, by his increasingly acerbic attitude towards the Kurds, who many Arabs think have overreached themselves in the past few years.

Al-Arabiya's coverage of the Iraq war which again, fortuitously, earned it an instant audience was also similar to al-Jazeera's.Last year, however, al-Arabiya's owner, who happens to be a brother-in-law of Saudi Arabia's King Fahd, put a new, staunchly pro-American editor in charge.

I would like him to be my father-in-law and also I would like to be a brother-in-law with [former Prime Minister] Nechirvan Barzani.

I thought to myself, "There's a way to go here [with] the story I've got going: There's Skyler [Walter's wife, played by Anna Gunn], and there's Walt Jr., and there's a baby on the way, but there doesn't have to be a brother-in-law who's a DEA agent.

"Afghanistan is a brother".