Examples of 'aunt died' in a sentence
Meaning of "aunt died"
aunt died: This phrase simply states that someone's aunt has passed away. It conveys the news of the death of a family member and implies a sense of loss or mourning
How to use "aunt died" in a sentence
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aunt died
His aunt died and gave it to him.
It really helped me out when my aunt died.
His aunt died under the rubble.
Your the one whose aunt died.
The old aunt died last year.
Years soon after my aunt died the.
Your aunt died from a brain aneurysm.
It turns out his aunt died broke.
My aunt died and left me that shop.
Not long after that my aunt died.
My aunt died and left me the money.
Even though my aunt died of one.
Her aunt died by her own hand.
He got the house when his aunt died.
After my aunt died he and walter lived.
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Weird shit has been happening since my aunt died.
When my aunt died she was to be cremated.
They all know my aunt died.
My aunt died a few days before my birthday.
I will say my great aunt died.
My aunt died from eating poisoned string beans.
And then my great aunt died.
His aunt died just after the war.
I have already had it confirmed that my aunt died.
My aunt died within a year of being diagnosed.
My uncle and my aunt died there.
My aunt died and left me an inheritance.
You said that your aunt died a month ago.
My aunt died and left me a bundle.
Something started happening to me around the time my aunt died.
Her aunt died about four months ago.
I remember when my aunt died.
The aunt died last night.
I wonder where my aunt died.
Your aunt died in that accident.
After her aunt died.
My aunt died just a few months after we arrived.
Then their aunt died.
Then an aunt died and left him a legacy.
Then your aunt died.
My aunt died many years ago.
Because his aunt died.
My aunt died of ovarian cancer.
Both his father and aunt died that way.
My aunt died of lung cancer.
When my aunt died.
My aunt died this morning.
Fabiola said her great aunt died from the condition.
My aunt died an old spinster.
My great aunt died.
