Sentence examples for relative to take from inspiring English sources

"For a long time, mothers could find a relative to take care of their children," she said.

Still, it would take more than name-dropping Al Jolson (Jolie's distant relative) to take the story to another level.

She said she was told by city officials that she had 10 days to find a relative to take him or she would lose him to foster care.

Tells about G.R. Gorrell, who arranges the burial or shipment home of the body, when Americans die in England and there is no friend or relative to take charge.

"I've stood at the bottom of the street in a mining village and got a pan of hot food from a relative to take back to small children who were then living alone in the house.

"I don't want to insult the people deciding Paul's future but I wish they would get a young relative to take them through Twitter and explain what it's about.

He has blood relatives to take care of him".

"We are trying to find relatives to take care of them," the police chief said.

Ms. Buchholz said they are, for instance, more likely to rely on relatives to take care of their children.

Her parents were emotionally detached, and she often got handed off to relatives to take care of her.

Once home, Daniel assumed his role as owner of the fight and quickly organized efforts by his demoralized relatives to take revenge.