Sentence examples for relation of his from inspiring English sources
We have met this being (or a close relation of his) before, in his natural habitat.
His consultation room is a kind of poor relation of his living room.
"Whether the bishop likes it or not, Turkana Boy is a distant relation of his," Mr Leakey has insisted.
The James O'Hara who was a founder of Bowie was not a relation of his although he was acquainted with an uncle of his named James O'Hara.
Susie Jackson, who, at eighty-seven, was the oldest of them, sang in the Emanuel choir; she was a close relation of his.
He took up a post in England with an influential diplomat and man of letters, Sir William Temple, a relation of his mother's.
Pitt's character, explaining the unpleasant interpersonal relations of his job as a street assassin, issues a kind of moral creed: "They cry.
Her replacement – pill-popping, sex-addict insomniac Henrik Saboethe – was, however, more game and relished the challenge of improving some cross-border relations of his own.
During a searing eulogy for Pinckney, Barack Obama led a packed arena in a rousing rendition of Amazing Grace and delivered perhaps the most important speech on race relations of his presidency.
The relations of his successors, Janoji, Sabaji, and Mudoji, with the peshwas and the Satara line were variable, and it is in this sense that these domains can be regarded as only loosely confederated, rather than tightly bound together.
Then, to astonish us all - and keep us on our toes - he re-emerged in stalwart defence of the idiot Edward and his dastardly exploitation, in the name of public relations, of his siblings, nephew and other relations past, present and future who might feather his scruffy nest.
