Sentence examples for new relatives from inspiring English sources

Not everyone is hoping to find new relatives.

After Darwin we have been forced to recognize new relatives hanging from the family tree.

Mr. Bowie paired old songs with their new relatives; "Rebel Rebel" was followed by "New Killer Star," which contemplates "a great white scar over Battery Park".

Plan at least six months in advance to track down ancestors and new relatives.

Second, it is evident that the mycobacteriophage population at-large remains under-sampled, because new singleton phages with genomes entirely unrelated to known phages – as well as new relatives of previously classified singleton genomes – can still be isolated.

First, we synthesized new relatives of compounds F, H and N. Next, these compounds were tested for anti-proliferative and apoptotic activity in both normal and leukemic cells.

So, like, he's now some new relative of ours.

They are attracted both by Latin America's new (relative) economic stability and the growing affluence of its middle class.

When the bureau releases its January report on the index, it will use new "relative weights" for products and services based on consumer choices in 1999 and 2000.

And Kermit has some useful advice if his new relative wants to follow in his footsteps, "Shorten your name if you want to make it in show business.

Similarly, Tesman's Aunt Julia, as played by Angela Thornton, has an edge of steel to her habitual flutteriness that makes her as much Hedda's jailer as awe-struck new relative.