Examples of 'live with aunt' in a sentence
Meaning of "live with aunt"
Live with aunt: Refers to the arrangement where a person resides in the same household as their aunt, either temporarily or permanently. It indicates sharing a living space and often implies a close familial relationship
How to use "live with aunt" in a sentence
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I get to live with aunt Serena.
I kept Sole and your mother went to live with Aunt Paula.
To live with aunt Paula.
I am going to California and live with Aunt Blossom and study art.
I can live with Aunt Clara.
That 's why she left him to live with aunt Paula.
We can live with Aunt Aziz.
Promising to free the children one day, Sands assigns them to live with Aunt Martha.
I am going to live with Aunt Susan now.
So all in all, a good day of parenting. I don't want to live with Aunt Claire!
I am gonna go live with Aunt Janet.
I am gonna go live with Aunt Janet. But, wait, I am not talking about this.
No, we are going to the city to live with Aunt Gwen for a while.
I wanna live with Aunt Carol.
If something happened to you I would live with aunt Angela . - No.
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I will live with Aunt Sophie, then.
Do we really have to go live with Aunt Janet?
Why do you live with aunt Serena?
Sá Pelle and Skrá // an sku / Ie get to live with aunt Greta on Harskär.
I want to go live with Aunt Liz.
I am going to live with Aunt Eleanor.
You ought to have been sent to live with Aunt Beatrice and Uncle Martin.
I will not ever, ever live with Aunt Sarah.
Would not it be nice to live with Aunt Roo for always?
I do not want to live with Aunt Claire!
Do we really have to go live with Aunt Janet? If you do, though?
Hey, want to come live with Aunt Elliot?
