14 example sentences using auntie.
Auntie used in a sentence
Auntie in a sentence as a noun
A bit light on the details there, auntie beeb. This is some pretty damning evidence.
So one day I will be asked to write "your average auntie Mary" or better yet "your average consumer." Freedom of press should be honored.
Don't ******* reply because if we had to pay an agony auntie on the other end to feel your pain, the service wouldn't be free.
My auntie was telling me this weekend that she has to keep running Windows to keep an old Quilting application running. There are newer/cross-platform ones available but they can cost thousands and she doesn't want to change.
I suspect when my kids enter college if the whole scam hasn't collapsed by then, they'd find my share plus my wife's share plus maybe auntie's share to be quite handy. Currently you could run into IRS issues WRT taxable income if many family members start gifting one college student.
Legalizing gay marriage doesn't help the child raised by his mom and an unrelated "auntie" who can't visit the kid in the hospital. It doesn't help the two best friends who have been living in a non-romantic domestic partnership for 20 years who can't both live and work in the same country.
Todalay boogus' arguments which amazes auntie, mommie and magazine editors but a real physicist would instantly dismiss. I suppose you're referring to Lisi?
If you want to come for Facebook you'd better bring a bigger gun than "I'm an East Coast technopriest in my twenties who doesn't particularly care to know what browser game my great-auntie enjoys".
Of course when you point out that their grandma, or auntie or cousin is on Medicare, food stamps, etc. , their immediate response is - "Well I'm a hard working, Christian American, I deserve these things.
So now, instead of downvoting fiercely and giving the community a focus, they either join in or don't put up much of a fight and my mom got scared and said you're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air. I whistled for a cab and when it came near the license plate said "Fresh", and it had dice in the mirror. If anything I could say that this cab was rare but I thought "Man, forget it yo homes to Bel-Air."
When this happened to my son, rather than deleting everything and losing all his contacts and emails with his auntie etc etc, google just demanded I pay a bribe of 50 cents on a credit card, on the hilarious assumption that the only people in a family with access to CC are parents. At least this is how they did it back in the good old days.
"'todalay boogus' arguments which amazes auntie, mommie and magazine editors but a real physicist would instantly dismiss." For the record, my father was far more amazed by rambling, not entirely coherent speculative physics ideas than my mother or either of my aunts.
So many presumptions about how other people should react and behave: expressions of love should be like this, auntie should know she doesn't understand... Aunt Sharon has to be willing to meet you halfway No, she doesn't; she needs to hear, "I don't need advice, I need you to listen."
I'd really like to see some more stats on the conversion rates of these already engaged users that are going to the promotional tab and seeking out my content before I instruct them to jam me back into the muddled mix between that email from auntie Marjorie and their coffee delivery notification.