Sentence examples for relative would be from inspiring English sources

Nearly half of voters interviewed in exit polls in Florida said they were worried that their home, or that of a relative, would be foreclosed on.

A club director said a staff member was told that a named relative would be raped if the deal went ahead.

A club director told BBC sports editor Dan Roan that a staff member was informed a named relative would be raped if the deal went ahead.

Attempts to resume his football career have met with widespread opposition and an Oldham director told BBC sports editor Dan Roan that a staff member was informed a named relative would be raped if the Evans deal went ahead.

Oldham encountered a similar reaction, while a club director told BBC sports editor Dan Roan a staff member was informed a named relative would be raped if the deal went ahead.

In the past, if a family failed to make the annual $25 payment to the cemetery, the bones of their relative would be exhumed by the graveyard's management, and, according to some, chucked off the edge into the dump.

For example, the population structures of landraces can be affected by the migration of ancient human beings and by their cultivation preferences, whereas those of their wild relatives would be more strongly affected by climate changes.

There was the expectation that friends and relatives would be revealed among the victims.

The threat was intended to make Nashiri believe that his relatives would be sexually abused before his eyes.

Back home, if an operation went wrong, the relatives would be very shocked; they had not been warned.

Relatives would be told that Yumi was a prostitute, and several of them would lose their homes as well.