Sentence examples for newfound relatives from inspiring English sources

Since then the newfound relatives have set about getting to know each other.

But Mrs. Vaughan, who is now 44, said her newfound relatives have filled a void in her life.

The children chose to move in with their newfound relatives, but suffered emotional turmoil and problems at their new school, which was far more demanding academically than the one they left in St . Louis

"I felt it!" But after a series of hugs among newfound relatives, themselves enamored of the Indian option, Corean returned to the family Bible and registered that Suzanna Sunbeam was not her father's mother but her grandmother's mother, which meant that there wasn't enough Indian blood in Corean's son Fella to do his doctor dreams a lick of good.

I was more ready to process things a week or so later, when one of my newfound relatives reached out through the DNA site.

As the happy couples embrace Jack and Gwendolen, Algernon and Cecily, and even Dr. Chasuble and Miss Prism Lady Bracknell complains to her newfound relative: "My nephew, you seem to be displaying signs of triviality".

Now, after a period of relative calm, marked by Israelis' newfound preoccupation with domestic and social concerns, there is a frightening sense yet again that the quiet was only an illusion.

From astronomers to ufologists to anthropologists, scholars who have contemplated the various "contact scenarios" believe our course of action would strongly depend on the relative intelligence level of the newfound beings.

Through his channel Popeye Arrepentido (Remorseful Popeye), Velásquez says he is trying to warn young people away from a life of crime – but his newfound celebrity has caused distress and offence to some relatives of his victims.

Meanwhile, although Mr. Forbes's newfound social conservatism worked wonders for him in 2000, he did poorly relative to expectations in 1996, when he ran a one-issue campaign centered on the flat tax.

Ms. Afraid of Hawk shared pizza with her relatives and Mr. Young, Dr. Bellantoni and the workers whom she called her "newfound family in Connecticut".