first cousin造句

a first cousin twice removed

a first cousin once removed

Charles Darwin married his first cousin.

Equivocation is first cousin to a lie.

The renegade is the first cousin to a rattlesnake.

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

The most spectacular proof was my mother's first cousin Edwin.

He must be your first cousin, if your fathers were brothers.

Across the way their widowed first cousin lived in a yellow house.

I'm pleased that my mother, Najwa Ghanem, who was my father's first cousin, was his first wife.

Darwin’s mother, who died in 1817, was a Wedgwood; he himself married Emma Wedgwood, his first cousin.

The position of the first wife is prestigious in my culture, and that prestige is tripled when the first wife is a first cousin and mother of a first son.

Mr Kan's wife (his first cousin) is also well-regarded, mainly for her straight-talking manner and no-nonsense influence on Mr Kan.

"I was shocked that I had fallen in love with my first cousin and surprised that this miracle had fallen on me," says Paul.

For the fact that it was this said thirty-first cousin, Mr. d'Urbervilles, who had fallen in love with her, a gentleman not altogether local.

The first cousin of the President's wife was arrested this month after receiving money from a man who wanted to clinch a parliamentary nomination from Mr Lee's ruling party.