Sentence examples for your stepbrother from inspiring English sources

There's no quicker way to revive a stalled cocktail party conversation than to mention that your former husband is your stepbrother.

Isobel Montgomery The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox by Maggie O'Farrell (Headline Review, £7.99) Unconventionality today means perhaps running a vintage clothes shop and, like Maggie O'Farrell's heroine Iris, being awkwardly in love with your stepbrother.

My sense is that this boy is a recent entry to your life and calling him your stepbrother is more of a hopeful claim to a connection than a reality.

It's totally fine (and encouraged) to make out with your stepbrother.

Not only did it prepare us for a world where you can't actually make-out with your stepbrother in a mansion in Beverly Hills (why was there so much of that going on? I really hope we aren't still harbouring it as a sexual fantasy), it gave us the chance not to like something even though we knew we were supposed to.

Imagine yourself in your mother's shoes, or your granddad's, or your stepbrother's.

Don't talk to your ex-stepbrother, and he becomes just another former acquaintance.

The child must either be your son, daughter, stepchild, foster child, brother, sister, stepbrother, stepsister or a descendant of any of these individuals, which includes your grandchild, niece or nephew.

Stepbrother of Allison and Jennifer.

Or his stepbrother, Marion Higgenbotham?

O.K., my stepbrother, but still!