Sentence examples for relative of that from inspiring English sources

Our approach is a distant relative of that of Waters in bilinear groups.

The white widow is a newly hatched relative of that old media staple, the black widow – AKA any woman involved in any sort of violent crime, ever.

The sport is a distant relative of that from the days when teams operated out of garages on a shoestring and funding often existed in inverse proportion to enthusiasm.

Could this possibly be a reference to, or a relative of, that L.A. chain of "temporary furnished apartments," where divorced men and child actors live?) Back to the mirror: I came home to take a shower before bed.

It took time, but Despina Moragianis – a relative of that neighbour – and her friends, Ann Papastavrou and Niki Festas, women in their 60s, rallied their women's group in Halandri.

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Relatives of that applicant paid Mr. Singer $1.2 million.

Like its relatives of that period, Caenopus was fairly small, about the size of a tapir, and hornless.

Mr. Bergrin, a former prosecutor, said yesterday that he had revealed the identity to some relatives of that client because he felt obliged to do so.

Besides my grandfather, Uncle Stan was always my favorite among the male relatives of that generation: witty, charming, and refined, with a deceptively sweet and gentle way of being sardonic and even, on occasion, sharp-tongued.

The elongated eerily bewitching women in surrealist painter Troy Brooks' The B-Girls show look as though they could be close relatives of that scowling food critic from Ratatouille.