Sentence examples for favourite cousin from inspiring English sources

Sayers was not married, and her son grew up with a favourite cousin, Ivy Shrimpton.

"When you're talking bad about an illegal immigrant and how bad they are, you just offended my grandma, my favourite cousin, my little nephew.

Mr Barlow pokes his nose in everywhere, and almost without exception people are kind and hospitable.He meets all sorts, from Fidel Castro's favourite cousin to Mañuel Fraga, minister under Franco, co-author of Spain's democratic constitution and still Galicia's political godfather.

Pretend he is your brother, or favourite cousin.

Wear your favourite curve-hugging jeans and your sexier-than-ever pumps, then treat everyone like your favourite cousin.

"You have two other favourite cousins?

But there's nothing remotely approaching your usual celebrity-inspired furore; it's a bit more like spotting your favourite cool cousin at a family wedding.

(It also still had its startling price tag, £26.99 at Oddbins – I was trying to impress some of my favourite American cousins with my generosity).

In despair, Anne finally relented and Sunderland received the seals of office; but the special relationship between Godolphin, Sarah, and the Queen had taken a severe blow and she began to turn increasingly to a new favourite – Sarah's cousin, Abigail Masham.

"Brenda" is his cousin - his "favourite coz" - who he was there to catch when she fell and is there for him now nearly 30 years later, happy to take Gary in and give him another chance in the security of her God-fearing Mormon family after a lifetime in reform school and jail.

Born in Derry, Sharkey found fame with the Undertones, celebrated for hit songs such as My Perfect Cousin and John Peel favourite Teenage Kicks.