Sentence examples for devoted siblings from inspiring English sources
Survived by his beloved wife Emmy Cutler, cherished children Amanda and William, loving parents Kenneth and Cecelia Cutler and devoted siblings Randy Cutler, Cynthia Cutler, Robert Cutler (wife Dana and Jeffrey Cutlerr.
It had begun slowly, tenderly, face-to-face, with long, lingering looks at each other, like devoted siblings at the start of a long absence taking their last leave of each other, gathering in all the details they had neglected to notice up to now.
Though she has devoted siblings, her parents are disturbing: a sickly, detached mother and a tyrannical father.
Survived by devoted siblings, nieces & nephews.
It must be hard for two such devoted siblings to reach the level of competitiveness that they do against other players, a fact that is most evident when they fall into each others' arms at the end of their matches.
The libretto of "The Other Mary," which Sellars devised in consultation with Adams, depicts the last days of Christ from the perspective of the three siblings devoted to him: Martha, Lazarus, and Mary Magdalene.
And thank you esteemed members of the faculty, proud parents, devoted friends, squirming siblings.
If that wasn't enough, his sentence to die in prison was devastatingly, traumatizing and utterly confusing to me because my father was deeply devoted to my 3 siblings and me.
Born of immigrant parents and the youngest of seven siblings, "Marala" was devoted to her family, completely unselfish, and generous in all aspects of her life.
Unlike the vast literature devoted to p53 and its siblings, however, comparatively little attention has been focused on these cofactors, and a better understanding of how specific cofactors may act to enhance the apoptotic activity of p73 in cancers where p53 is inactive may provide other therapeutic opportunities.
Most of those fires started in the engine room in the lower part of the ship, said Janet Huggard, editor of CruiseShipFires.com and its sibling site, CruiseBruise.com, devoted to publicizing crime, injuries and other incidents on ships.
