Sentence examples for eldest from from inspiring English sources

She guessed that he resented his youngest son for preventing his eldest from serving his country in this, its time of need.

To keep my eldest from rolling his eyes at me and saying 'oh dad…' he gets extra time on his laptop if he helps out with making sure everything remains up-to-date when I am away.

Once the traditional ice-cream dessert has been tabled, and the banquet speeches have been made by a laureate (usually the eldest) from each prize area, the diners make their way upstairs for a spot of dancing and the laureates are granted an audience with the royal family.

And although I am yet in the infantile stages of adulthood with my eldest, from this vantage point, I can already see that the steps I have taken to raise my children, and the care with which I have done it, has resulted in a genuine friendship.

A father of two boys (Will, 8, and Grant, 5 – from his second marriage, to Julie), he recently found that his eldest went from the first Wimpy Kid book to the third, missing out on the second.

The father of the fameily [sic] takeing his eldest boy from school [graphic].

3. The father of the fameily [sic] takeing his eldest boy from school [graphic].

The four eldest are from a marriage to Denise Weber that ended in divorce.

In it, Mr. Jones, playing himself, saves Marcia, the family's eldest daughter, from social ruin by attending her prom.

Born on 18 February 1933 in Tokyo, she was the eldest child from the union of two important Japanese families.

Slaughter had driven her eldest son from the family home in Azusa into Pasadena, about 25 miles away.