“About two months later, I told Najmier I wanted to visit my cousin in Manchester.”

“As I took up my position as a wallflower and watched Lindsey dance with my cousin for the third time, I mused on the pair.”

“Today is Whit Monday and a bank holiday and, as I said I would, I am taking my little cousin to see Finding Nemo.”

“In reality two particular kinds of privileged kinship emerge from the definition of the cousinhood in Fulani Society.”

“Some conditions that may lead to cousinhood include Tourette syndrome, hydrocephalus, Williams syndrome, and some learning disabilities.”

“In order to do show a degree of cousinhood, you need a profile with higher resolution.”

“As in the case of its cousinry a-land, the bladderwort at its leisure dines upon its prey.”

“Goffe, too, was of the Cromwellian cousinry, having married a daughter of Whalley.”

“Then there is also the visible issue of having inside access to another MP by virtue of traditional cousinship.”

“He talked of cousinship and brotherhood, and yet gave you to know that he meant you to be his wife.”

“How long did you reside with him and his sisters after the cousinship was discovered?”

“I used to play that with my cousins during the holidays and always took them to the cleaners.”

“It is a fact that we are cousins of gorillas, kangaroos, starfish, and bacteria.”

“Predictably, Babur's uncles and cousins attacked his territories soon after he had acceded to the throne.”