son的示例

• Your son is the same age as mine.

• You must be very proud of your son.

• They decided to remove their son from the school.

• My son is a lot taller than my daughter.

• He took out a photo of his son, whom he adores.

• However, even in this context, patrician fathers were dismayed to see the lengths to which their sons took this trend.

• Men sought to endow each son with sufficient land to establish a separate household.

• Another informant lived with a mentally disabled son with learning difficulties, and had lost a second son as a result of political violence.

• No choice was provided, inducing her to accept the sleeping arrangement decided by her son.

• These households were primarily feminine households with no spouses, sons, grandsons, brothers or other male kin, although several had male servants.

• One granddaughter is the daughter of the co-resident son whose wife left him soon after the child's birth.

• In all three populations, new heads were almost always the sons or grandsons of the previous head (72 to 79 per cent).

• Permutations of the ranks (whether of sons, grandsons or the pools of sons plus grandsons) were performed within sires.

• They loudly poured out their worries, calling on their male relatives to discipline their sons.

• Once performed, an adoption was irrevocable and the adoptive son enjoyed all the rights of natural sons.

• It would be eleven in the morning, her son would be at school, and the servants would be out shopping.

• The eldest son tried to bear the brunt of these burdens, but it was not long before he had to leave.

• These rights are usually inherited by the eldest son in the family.

• The focus is now on her desires and goals and not on accommodating to her son in any way.

• A simple or extended household usually became vertical as soon as at least one son married.