Sentence examples for relative now from inspiring English sources
One website contributor said: "After three months' complaining, relative now has alert button within reach and regular drinks".
This is the cheapest Capita has ever been in PE terms both relative (now 50% discount to FTSE-Allshare) and absolute.
About 500 children were saved from deportation and hidden on his estates, according to Adam Zamoyski, a relative now living in London.
People that might not have been able to afford to take their pets with them and might have left them behind with a relative now feel they can afford to take them with them".
Fry is in his 15th year of presenting, and was his usual avuncular, ever-so-slightly racy self – everyone's fun distant relative, now only seen at weddings and funerals, more and more in need of an earlier night.
The recent publication of both the African oil palm genome assembly and the first draft sequence of its Latin American relative now allows us to tackle the challenge of understanding the genome composition, structure and evolution of these palm genomes through the annotation of their repeated sequences.
Her relatives now are all Brotherhood supporters, she said.
The relatives now fighting the hospital are descended from Mr. Clark's first marriage.
He is Sudanese by birth and a Copt by religion, with many of his relatives now living in Cairo.
Yet, by imagining her relatives, now that she no longer knows them, she imagines a feeling for them that might pass for love.
Children, grandchildren and other close relatives now account for 10-12% of new requests to view files, or about 5,000 of 50,000 new requests last year.
