0 plural of brother-in-law
A sizeable fraction of sisters of the male head's wife were also married and resided with their husbands under the tutelage of brothers-in-law (n=38).
Their connections were those of fathers and sons-in-law, brothers-in-law and distant in-law relations.
She also looks after the backs of my wife, my two daughters, my two brothers-in-law and various other members of my family and friends.
The next objection is that the provision is likely to be a brothers-in-law charter or a cowboys' charter.
It has not been extended by law to daughters-in-law or sons-in-law, but it has been for brothers-in-law.
It is public knowledge that one of my brothers-in-law runs a railway.
Not only those people themselves but their wives, brothers and brothers-in-law may be appointed.
He came in company with his two brothers-in-law, one a doctor of medicine and the other a pharmacist, and their families.
