Sentence examples for relatives which are from inspiring English sources
Other family members were anxious to view portraits of their own relatives, which are still being prepared.
By Henry S. F. Cooper The New Yorker, July 11 , 1988P. 18 Talk story about fifty-one ancient Chinese dinosaur fossils and twenty-two of their American relatives which are to be exhibited at the American Museum of Natural History in a show entitled "From the Land of Dragons" which opens July 22nd.
Talk story about fifty-one anChinesehinese dinosaur fossils and twenty-two of their American relatives which are to be exhibited at the American Museum of Natural History in a show entitled "From the Land of Dragons" which opens July 22nd.
Readers may not want to know all the ups and downs of Ms. Nafisi's relationships with her relatives, which are chronicled here in minute detail, but there is a cumulative power to her account, so that by the time her father entrusts her with the care of her aging mother in Tehran (he has left to begin a new life with another woman), we acutely feel the emotional weight of this responsibility.
Oilseed rape has numerous relatives which are congeneric or in allied genera.
"Unfortunately, I was again maligned by indirect inferences about my relatives, which are, admittedly colorful people.
His stepfather beat him regularly and he was sexually abused by relatives, which was even more damaging.
They gonna have to go live with their relatives, which is elsewhere in Beaumont and in Jasper.
Indeed, in many cases the North Korean visitors seemed better off than their southern relatives, which is probably precisely the message Kim Jong Il wished to send.
He returned jobs and money to his district — including some that benefited a few relatives, which is almost expected in these parts.
Indeed, with some restrictive relatives, "which" is the only option, such as "That which doesn't kill you makes you stronger" and "The book in which I scribbled my notes is worthless".
