Aunties in a sentence

Again, it is my greatest honor to work for a president who is committed to our veterans, our military families, including our beloved uncles and fathers, grandfathers, aunties, moms and grandmas.

And I remember every corner of that tiny home being filled with aunties, uncles and cousins, because there were impromptu family parties every weekend – informal social gatherings being a cultural norm.

Chloe will be missed by all her uncles, aunties and cousins.

Even if it was only one carrot or one pea, we had to indulge the aunties, “ooing and aahing” at every morsel.

I learnt how much my aunties adored and cherished me like I was their own son.

Recognizing the significance of this 75, Festival co-founder Frances-Anne Solomon says, “They were our parents, grandparents, uncles and aunties.their courage, their struggles, and their cultures of resistance.

The actor's early memories of the Carnival include the smells from creating the costumes and being surrounded by his aunties and uncles at the band camp as he helped create the costumes for their performers.

The Australia Day event organised by Justice Aunties drew thousands to Newcastle Foreshore, where politicians and First Nations organisers discussed the upcoming referendum before attendees marched along Wharf Road.

Y’all are red hot mad over him singing a song to god while wearing a wig and skirt but your aunties do that every Sunday.

But in the professor’s admonition, Ms. Vargis heard an echo of her own Indian aunties, and an affirmation that she belonged in a scientific world where neither she nor her professor had ever felt entirely at home.

Growing up between Brighton and London, his interest in the stage was ignited by his “aunties” — both musical theater performers, he says.

I did go to primary school and there were lots of aunties to walk to school with, but it was a struggle.

Kieran will be sadly missed by all his family, aunties, uncles, cousins, friends and carers.

McClure said it was fitting that money would come from them, as Taylor would have likely reached out to her extended family of “grandmothers and aunties” to help cover her travel expenses.

His grandparents Carla and David Mau; nana Cheryl Padaken; his siblings, twin brother Ahi, younger brother Kaimanu and sisters Gracie & Lacie; and many numerous aunties, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.

When he was about five, his mother and grandmother moved to the UK, and so for most of his childhood he was raised by his aunties in Kingston.

When I see those party videos, I think of all the young people I know who are sacrificing and staying at home to protect themselves, their mothers, aunties, grandfathers.

When she accepted the Democratic nomination for the vice presidency, her “chitthis,” the word for aunties in Tamil, a language of South India — not in Hindi, an official language of the country.

He is survived by his parents Ronda L. and Charlie Pacheco Jr; brother, Makana Pacheco; and many aunties, uncles, and cousins.

I can just imagine all the septuagenarian aunties on FB getting outraged about "those people" daring to have a little fun while they make serf wages.