Sentence examples for to be aunt from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
Now there is an addition to the odd canon of the two Edith Beales, who happened to be aunt and cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
It's beautiful they cut to that and then Jon and Daenerys having sex because I feel like, on behalf of the original twincest couple, it was a beautiful irony that their story turned out to be aunt and nephew.
Moms like you can acknowledge the aunties in your children's lives with love and appreciation on Auntie's Day, the day I founded in 2009 to celebrate aunts by relation (ABRs) and aunts by choice (ABCs) -- i.e. your best friends who choose to be aunts to your children.
Melinda can be Aunt Entity.
In fact, Susan does not have to be your aunt, because in addition to the Aunt Susan principle the authors have invented the My Friend Al principle.
"This is not your mama's talk show!" the intro brags, but it clearly intends to be your aunt's talk show, if that aunt is Tabitha Soren, of the old MTV series "Choose or Lose".
A family quarrel as to whether it was Aunt Flora McCuddy or Flora Popham who had been moonstruck.
By Sylvia Townsend Warner The New Yorker, April 23 , 1938P. 22 A family quarrel as to whether it was Aunt Flora McCuddy or Flora Popham who had been moonstruck.
The New Yorker, April 23 , 1938P. 22 A family quarrel as to whether it was Aunt Flora McCuddy or Flora Popham who had been moonstruck.
I'm old enough to be your aunt".
Mr. Wilson's next play is supposed to be about Aunt Ester.
