Sentences with phrase «told by my aunt»

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My aunt was blessed by several people who came to talk to her and told her about Jesus.

Then I overheard my 7 - year - old daughter tell her friends I was her aunt, which she later said was because she was embarrassed by my 210 - pound shape.

Paul is visited by Rashid's aunt who tells him that the boys true name is Thomas Cole.

The Learner's (full size people) have been told by their lawyer Ocious Potter (John Goodman) that their aunt's will doesn't exist, and without it the family can not claim the house.

Trey Edward Shults) «This hilariously harrowing portrait of a family reunion ruined by an alcoholic relative and too many dogs is told with verve and lunacy and features a top - notch performance by Krisha Fairchild, the director's own aunt.

Now she's driven by what her grandmother used to tell her: «Look at your parents, your aunts and uncles.

By the time Melinda's surprised roar pushed her infant into the Midwest world, she'd been sequestered for fully four months - kept in the barn by her mother, who told friends and neighbors that Melinda had gone to Iowa to help her ailing great aunBy the time Melinda's surprised roar pushed her infant into the Midwest world, she'd been sequestered for fully four months - kept in the barn by her mother, who told friends and neighbors that Melinda had gone to Iowa to help her ailing great aunby her mother, who told friends and neighbors that Melinda had gone to Iowa to help her ailing great aunt.

Later in the novel, though, when Lucy lived alone in the middle of nowhere with William and knew she was unhappy - it seemed to me that she might find a person in a town she could tell or even Patrick could have helped her by helping her phone her aunt or Charlotte.

Whether he writes a gothic morality tale in which a male exotic dancer is haunted by his maiden aunt from beyond the grave, or about a self - help guru who tells his followers his mission is to discover who's been «crapping in your oatmeal,» Saunders's stories are both indelibly strange and vividly real.

I just received a book, telling «her life story», written by my 84 + aunt and then sent to your publisher by her daughters.

He told his aunt about what he was doing, and she helped him to take the mission to another level by setting up a temporary fundraising page on Facebook.

I wouldn't be so aggravated by people who tell me with conviction on how their aunt Mary was cured of cancer with coffee enemas and ginger root.