Sentence examples for larger cousin from inspiring English sources

The mandora was increasingly influenced by its larger cousin, the lute.

The small plane, like its much larger cousin, experienced engine trouble in the skies over New York.

Also known as hardy kiwi, these grapelike orbs share the same sweet tang of their larger cousin — sans fuzz.

Of the many reed instruments, the sho and its larger cousin the U are the most mysterious.

Freddie Mac and its larger cousin, Fannie Mae, are pivotal players in both the housing and bond markets.

Nicknamed 'Wee Glasgow by the Sea', there is undeniably something of its much larger cousin about the town.

Stellar black holes, in effect, are convenient 'scale models' of their much larger cousins.

In Alaska, northern sea otters -- larger cousins of the southern sea otters -- are also declining.

The Philips 150X and its larger cousins may even cut rising energy bills.

And just like -- or more than -- its larger cousins, Amato's performances consistently sell out.

And yet chamber orchestras too often cede the limelight to their larger cousins.