aunt-in-law

Your aunt-in-law may feel my being away a little.

Her maternal grandmother, or more likely aunt-in-law, was Maria Radoslava.

The women crowded into the back of the car, Jack being accorded the privilege of sitting in front beside his aunt-in-law.

The Tory tribe (well, my aunt-in-law, but she speaks for millions) looked mutinous.

An uncle, aunt, uncle-in-law or aunt-in-law of the respondent.

It was a close-run thing this week for my aunt-in-law, lifelong Tory and devout monarchist.

Correction: is an aunt-in-law incest?

The theory came in handy days before our wedding when my future aunt-in-law witnessed my behaviour during a Liverpool v Man United game.

It would have pained her deeply, but my aunt-in-law knows what matters; what to allow, and what not to; and this was the last ditch.

Mrs. Jones's aunt-in-law, the late Sarah Cabell Jones, founded the original bakery across the street around 1924.

Ajanapu - Adizua's aunt and Efuru's aunt-in-law.

Henry and his wife Constance, Sibylla's aunt-in-law, had been claiming the Kingdom of Sicily since Tancred's accession.

His lordship, glancing round his table, remembered this, as his eyes alighted on his aunt-in-law, the Honourable Mrs. Staple.

Artremease Gray, Juice's aunt-in-law, lives in a shotgun apartment with "impressive-looking bars on all the windows and a coat of pink paint like a Candyland cottage."

And the novel, in turn, essentially mirrored Mr. Vargas Llosa's own youthful marriage to his aunt-in-law, Julia Urquidi.

Her aunt-in-law and prominent Azerbaijani folk singer, Yavar Kalantarli, noticed young Mina's talent for singing and encouraged her to pursue career in music.

At the end of the novel, Lady Catherine becomes the aunt-in-law of Elizabeth Bennet after Elizabeth marries Mr. Darcy.

The Sun family's life is turned upside down when third daughter's (Huang Biren) aunt-in-law, Jinglian (Hong Huifang), from Penang moves in to live them.

Charity carried the friendless thing to the house of its rich maternal relations; it was reared by an aunt-in-law, called (I come to names now) Mrs. Reed of Gateshead.

In the early days of her business, she used to buy her fabrics from Harrods, on her aunt-in-law Flora's account - not very economical, but convenient for her King's Road shop.

Diana's aunt-in-law, Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon, burnt "highly personal" letters that Diana wrote to the Queen Mother in 1993 because she thought they were considered to be "so private".

In the hope that he can recover, his aunt-in-law, Julia (Rachael Stirling), takes him to Llancebach, a remote military hospital in Wales run by Dr. Hal Burns (Julian Sands), known for his unorthodox treatment methods.

Tensions between Firdaus and her aunt-in-law build until Firdaus is placed in boarding school, where Firdaus falls in love with a female teacher named Miss Iqbal, whom she feels a mutual connection to, but Iqbal keeps her at an arm's length and never allows her to get close.