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sister-in-law

[sis-ter-in-law] / ˈsɪs tər ɪnˌlɔ /




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After my sister-in-law left me the IRA, I purchased a house in Portsmouth, Va. I put my daughter on the deed so I could qualify for the mortgage.

From MarketWatch

"My sister-in-law is coming to visit and she's had real trouble trying to get a train," one woman tells me.

From BBC

Looking back, Michael Levy says his intensive campaigning helped him deal with the "emotional rollercoaster" after his sister-in-law, Einav, was killed at the Nova Festival and his younger brother, Or, was taken hostage alive.

From BBC

Vaughan, who is in Australia commentating on the Ashes, was locked inside a restaurant "a few hundred yards from Bondi" for several hours alongside his wife, sister-in-law, two daughters, and a friend.

From BBC

My brother-in-law and sister-in-law are newlyweds and organizing the trip, and at every family gathering they bring it up.

From MarketWatch