Sentence examples for cousin through from inspiring English sources

Simply slide a small cousin through a bathroom window.

As a final note on Darwin genealogy, the Victorian eugenicist and statistician Francis Galton was Erasmus Darwin's grandson and Charles Darwin's cousin through Violetta Darwin and Samuel Tertius Galton, son of a member of the Lunar Society (see Richardson 1893).

Tapscott was White's cousin through his mother, Arabella Baker White.

Taylor's second cousin through that line was James Madison, the fourth president.

York was Henry's cousin through his descent from Edward III sons Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence, and Edmund, Duke of York.

The relationships analyzed were sister: sister (n = 15), aunt-through-mother: niece (n = 6), female-cousin-through-father: female-cousin-through-father (n = 3), and female-cousin-through-mother: female-cousin-through-mother (n = 7).

None of the other relationships, aunt-through-mother: niece, female-cousin-through-father: female-cousin-through-father, and female-cousin-through-mother: female-cousin-through-mother showed correlations significantly different from 0 at the 0.05 level either (r = 0.16 ± 0.19 [p = 0.41], -0.98 ± -0.28 [p = 0.06], -0.44 ± -0.22 [p = 0.08], respectively).

The usual answer is: by sending money home to support their parents, put cousins through college, and so on.

The skeleton could be one of his many cousins through the 16 children borne by his grandmother Joan Beaufort, they suggest, or a contemporary who died of similar injuries.

The two are distant cousins through Mr. Vidal's mother, though Mr. Vidal, in the polite way one talks about strayed relatives, leaves little doubt at his disappointment -- or perhaps disinterest -- in this particular member of the famous family.

They are second cousins once removed through King Christian IX of Denmark and third cousins through Queen Victoria.