Sentence examples for relative along from inspiring English sources

Just like Ms. Dhikpala, Ms. Louve lost a relative along the way.

He encourages the men to bring their wife, a close friend or relative along.

Sometimes I have our nanny or a relative along to help.

The insect, which passes on the dengue, yellow fever, and chikungunya viruses, lives side by side with a very close relative along the coast of Kenya.

The great-great-granddaughter of Eli Bowen, the Legless Acrobat, provided whatever information she had about her famous relative, along with images from her family's archive.

As well, on mouse-over, the tissue's name and expression level – absolute or relative, along with the fold-change or standard deviation – is displayed.

Then there are the chocolate wafers that the mastermind's relatives pass along as a gift from prisoner to reporter.

A few months into the war, in the fall of 1950, he and his family and relatives, along with millions of others, made their way southward as refugees.

For with no money and our pathetic supplies, he had to cadge our bed and board from friends and relatives along our route.

Partnerships controlled by Mr. Wen's relatives — along with their friends and colleagues — made a fortune by investing in the company before the public offering.

The stock market plunge of 1929 ended the frivolity and their marriage, and Drake was shuffled among relatives along the East Coast.