“aunt”可以造什么句，aunt造句

Aunt Marion is your aunt because she is Daddy's sister.

I temporarily domiciled with my aunt.

My aunt and uncle live in Vancouver.

A child of one's aunt or uncle;a first cousin.

She worked very diligently under the direction of her aunt.

Elizabeth then contrived to sit by her aunt.

Help your child send an email to a grandparent, aunt, or uncle.

Her upswept blond curls took her aunt two hours to fashion.

"If I have a girl, I hope that she will be as sweet as you," her aunt whispered.

She claims that she is taking a later flight so that she can visit an aunt in a nursing home.

To this silverware must be added two large candlesticks of massive silver, which he had inherited from a great-aunt.

There, trembling lest the aunt should turn round, concealed behind a pillar, motionless, not daring to breathe, he gazed at his child.

The film sees young Jane Eyre experience a bleak childhood after being orphaned and then Bullied by her aunt and Cousins.

The study also found that within each group there are usually clearly defined roles such as the agony aunt, the homemaker, the career girl, the socialite and the quiet one.

And if he doubted that, he had only to note that in his own hard-smoking family a grandfather, an uncle and an aunt had all died of lung cancer.

These are my uncle and aunt.

No, aunt. I wanted to see you.

The girl was committed to the care of an aunt.

My aunt will come to live with me for some days.

My children will only hear stories of the girlhood of their aunt, both stories of reality and an imagined future.

Yet Mr Godley said he had a lonely childhood, involving a violent maiden aunt and the “chamber of horrors of a British prep school”.

But I did not find my aunt, her face always with a busy and laborious expression, which was not pretty at all, but was always sincere and considerate.

I am listening, aunt.

My aunt saw this shrink after her divorce.

He raced back to the forest to tell the hermit what had happened. "And now my aunt is staying in bed, but do you know what my aunt said?"

He could be still amiable, still pleasing, to my uncle and aunt, when he was in town; and why not to me?

I spent my childhood with my aunt.

Because from then on the aunt cannot do what they liked to along with her daughter. She is very pitiful.

Today I came to my aunt, my aunt and her sister very friendly to me, my little brother very lovely is very naughty.

Well, and so we breakfasted at ten as usual; I thought it would never be over; for, by the by, you are to understand, that my uncle and aunt were horrid unpleasant all the time I was with them.