distant relative造句

Red pandas are a distant relative of the giant panda.

The ibex is a distant relative of the mountain goat.

The hotel window scenic Southern District Park, with Coral Park distant relative.

Neighbor is better than a distant relative in most of the time.

Gates of the Helan Mountains, the axis is the second peak, with its distant relative to be.

He wasn't uncle to any of us; he was merely married to a distant relative of our parents' generation.

In it Jim played the dreadful Count Olaf who tries to murder the orphans of a dead distant relative.

Despite financial help from Catholic Archbishop Antonio Ledesma, a distant relative, Maricel struggled to cope with her disability. “I was totally dependent on my mother,” she recalls.

So, rather empty window of the vase, guarded hope that a distant relative, nor to go pick those vibrant beauty to decorate my window scenery.

Seen in another Jeypore-Dehing camera-trap picture, the leopard cat is a diminutive and distant relative of the better-known spotted predator from which it takes its name.

Citing a Chinese saying that a close neighbor is better than a distant relative, he said Mongolia is one of China's important neighbors and the two countries share a borderline of 4,600 kilometers.

On the stone steps in front of the ceremonial hall Tu Chu-chai ran into a new arrival, a distant relative of the Wu family, Lu Kuang-shih by name, a stockbroker and assistant manager of the Great Asia Trust Company.

She is one of my distant relatives.

Juvenile period, the moon is concerned about the distant, with some hazy melancholy and fear, she was shining on me, shining distant relatives.

In France, for example, distant relatives are taxed more than children.

They are the distant relatives of Mohan, the first white tiger ever captured in the wild.

Elderly women are naturally inclined to be forgetful. Besides, Madam Chou and Mrs. Chien were distant relatives.