Sentence examples for impoverished sister from inspiring English sources
Especially his impoverished sister.
His father, born in Poland with an intellectual bent, arrived impoverished in Palestine with a sister and mother, and he quit school at 14 to support them, becoming a bus driver and real estate agent.
Sense and Sensibility tells the story of the impoverished Dashwood sisters.
The book, which Austen initially titled "Elinor and Marianne," tells the story of the impoverished Dashwood sisters.
Soon, however, she's griping about their "touchy touchy feel feel," and when her older siblings ask her to help support her mother and a severely impoverished half-sister, the scene that ensues beats anything on "The Sopranos" for riveting family drama, and exposes a discomfiting political paradox.
Both of these seem dramatically impoverished in comparison to what Gertrud did to her sister-in-law Viktoria, and its multiple ethical ramifications.
Despite being an honor student, junior class president, and a running back for his school's football team, Kenneth Chancey and his sister live on Los Angeles' skid row, an area that can typically leave teenagers impoverished or involved with gangs.
Virginia and Alice Madden, cruelly impoverished by the death of their father, are growing old together in a genteel boarding house, a fate their younger sister Monica has been spared thanks only to a loveless marriage.
Head of the Anglican Church Province of South Africa (one of the Episcopal Church's sister communions), he has been prominent among religious leaders in calling for cancellation of the foreign debts of impoverished nations.
