Sentence examples for whose stepmother from inspiring English sources

"It feels good to play where legends used to play — like a field of dreams," said Jamar James, 18, whose stepmother had worked as a housekeeper for Jason Giambi, the former Yankee first baseman.

Elizabeth McCarthy, senior vice president of the group, said this would include, for example, a person whose domestic partner died in the attack, or an adult whose father was killed but whose stepmother had already claimed government benefits.

Casting adult performers as children is always a risk, but sunny-faced Ludovic Ondiviela and pigtailed Elizabeth Harrod avoid both cuteness and brattishness as the siblings whose stepmother (Kristen McNally, all beehive and cleavage) would rather they were dead, and whose alcoholic father (Johannes Stepanek) lives in his pyjamas.

Lawyers for SG, the 14-year-old whose stepmother initially triggered the investigation into Epstein, for example, accused Epstein in a lawsuit of cynically seeking out "economically disadvantaged underage girls" who would be "less likely to complain to authorities or have credibility if allegations of improper conduct were made".

There is no suggestion Andrew ever encountered the 14-year-old – referred to in police incident reports as 'SG' – whose stepmother's call to police triggered the initial investigation into Epstein in 2005.

The film follows Cinderella Lily Jamess), whose stepmother (Cate Blanchett) treats her like a servant after her father dies.

These movies resist every lurid impulse, even though the first, "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole" (1998), was the autobiographical story of a teenage boy whose stepfather becomes his stepmother, and his new film, "The Door in the Floor," features an affair between Kim Basinger and a high school boy.

A stepmother whose wickedness is by now emblematic.

It was a poem to my mother, that is, to the one I knew, the angelic stepmother whose gentle shadow watched over my childhood.

It was the early 1970's, and the diary belonged to a young woman (a close friend of Mr. Holmes's stepmother) whose lover at the time was Kosinski.

The Serbian royal family had flown in for a Princes Ball, hosted by Princess Katherine of Belgrade — Prince Peter's stepmother — whose mother once lived in New York, and whose sister still lives on Long Island.