Sentence examples for been relatives from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone in the same family; someone connected by blood, marriage, or adoption.
- Why do my relatives always talk about sex?
Peter Pan paraphernalia found in the same trunk as the mummied remains of two infants has led to speculation that the babies, who died in the nineteen-thirties, may have been relatives of the author J. M. Barrie.
Of the more than three thousand people who have been killed in sectarian violence since the Troubles began and British troops were sent into Northern Ireland, in 1969, ten of them have been relatives of Sally McCartan.
"Undoubtedly, the reprieve they got was a mixed blessing in that, while they were permitted to live as long as they could work, their job was to work barehanded and separate intertwined bodies, some of whom may have been relatives or spouses".
Some guests might as well have been relatives.
The majority had been relatives in the nursing home for two or more years.
There have been relative winners, too.
Black privilege has always been relative.
We are relatives of God".
Of course, they are relatives.
