| When she was younger her mother had shown her photographs of her great-uncle and told stories of him. |
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| Gaius Octavius, as Augustus was originally known, was 18 when in 43 BC his great-uncle, the dictator Julius Caesar, was assassinated. |
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| Our team leader suffered a stress fracture training for Nijmegen, so she asked us to visit her great-uncle on her behalf. |
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| At the time of the battle of the Somme, exactly 90 years ago, my grandfather and great-uncle were no more. |
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| On a personal note, James McLeish was my great-uncle, and representatives of my family will be present at the service. |
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| Trapped in a haunted room by his great-uncle, the adventurous Titus has asked you to help release him from the magical spell. |
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| Now 71 and a pensioner, Nikolaus has already moved on to his next project: A Romanian translation of another book by his great-uncle. |
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| Maybe we know someone who knew someone who was on Air France 447, or a great-uncle died before we were born and we grew up afraid. |
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| Welcome to the life and times of Bird, Shirley Temple, and your great-uncle Morris. |
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| Adam can list over a dozen relatives who have served in wartime, including his grandfathers Rusty Lee Jones and Jack Coldwell, and a great-uncle who died overseas of malaria. |
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| Born in New York in 1905, he was only nine years old when he began an apprenticeship with great-uncle Ciani, who made violins, mandolins, and flat-top guitars. |
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| This great-niece of General de Gaulle grew up in Paris while her great-uncle was the president of France. |
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| He was spending the summer with his great-uncle and cousins on the outskirts of a down-at-heel Mississippi community inappropriately called Money. |
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| There, they attempt to settle into a very different life with their grandmother, great-uncle and great-aunt and their live-in menagerie. |
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| I have in fact a great-uncle who is buried near to where I live. |
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| His great-uncle, who has never self-identified as gay but who Sam believes is, lives a celibate life committed to the Church. |
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| Rocco received his first instruction from the great-uncle, the archpriest Mezzatesta, and continuing studies at the seminary of Gerace, completing high school in the Philippines in Reggio schools. |
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| Beloved brother-inlaw, uncle, grand-uncle and great-uncle. |
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| The new Princess of Cambridge instantly demoted her uncle Harry, 30, and great-uncle Andrew, 55, in the line of succession to the throne. |
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| Noting his learning ability at an early age, his father, an impecunious furrier, placed him for schooling in the household of a great-uncle, who augmented his income by growing and collecting medicinal herbs. |
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| In 44 he had manipulated his great-uncle Julius Caesar's will so that he inherited the great tria nomina, and, dropping his own patronymic, advertised himself as Caesar's son. |
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| Great-uncle Mick Mindel, born in 1910, lives in the East End, and leaves school early to work as an apprentice cutter in the tailoring trade. |
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