Sentence examples for of your relative from inspiring English sources

"If you experience a strong calling, you need to be cognizant of your relative preferences for intrinsic versus extrinsic rewards," Dr Heller added.

There have been real mob bosses who have relied exclusively on blood relatives to talk to the outside world, because the chance of your relative ratting on you is less than your friend or a stranger.

"Make sure you are familiar to everyone who's taking care of your relative and make sure they are familiar to you," said Ms. Lund Person, of the national hospice organization.

To be "respectable" is to define yourself against that feeling: it is to believe, and to enact, the idea that you have power as an individual, as a household or as a community, in spite of your relative powerlessness in society.

Going in hard, à la David Frost, on whatever constitutes the most shameful episode of your relative's past, will only make them clam up or detest you.

If you understand how important your project is to the company, you'll have some impression of your relative job security.

"Is anybody in this play modelled on any of your relatives?" "Relatives," Shepard said, and gave an uneven grin.

Chances are, one of your relatives married someone who didn't translate the "Aeneid" in high school.

Move from a poor to a rich one today and your life - and those of your children, and probably of your relatives left behind - also improves sharply.

How do you go on with your life, having your morning coffee, when a bunch of your relatives and friends are under constant bombing?

"So if you think about the very idea of someone coming into your house, shooting one of your relatives, that's how I feel.