distant cousin

I could not find even a single distant cousin after it was all over.

Not even the distant cousin who served time nearly 50 years ago.

A distant cousin had once ended up in the hall.

They began dating in high school and were distant cousins.

No family member closer than distant cousins who've never met him.

The friends were elderly a distant cousin and his wife.

Upon his death in 1783, he was succeeded by a distant cousin, John.

He lives in the tiny apartment of a distant cousin.

They must be relatives; the children of some distant cousin.

She was a distant cousin of her future husband, the emperor.

So did the man sitting next to him, his distant cousin Samuel.

"We became two distant cousins living in the same house.

"And in the next generation we will be distant cousins with some sense of shared history."

She was married to a distant cousin of his, but is now a widow.

After all, I have no legal heir, not even a distant cousin.

Make no mistake, the experiences are not even a distant cousin of television.

We would not even pass for distant cousins let alone members of the same nuclear family unit.

The animals were enough like horses to pass for distant cousins.

He looked at the forlorn figure of his distant cousin, now very close up.

We are really the last of the family, except for some very distant cousins."

The names of distant cousins are written on the war memorial across the road.

There was no ongoing relationship between them, except that of distant cousins.

But perhaps some distant cousins have tales worth hearing, too.

Indeed, the theater has been welcomed as a distant cousin might be.

Something that could have been a distant cousin to George's brief saga.