Meanings of young nephews in English

By the side of the Emperor, upon the platform, sat his two young nephews.

There I met her other young nephews and nieces besides the children of the neighborhood.

Soames didn't count; these young nephews-Soameswas thirty-one-couldn'tdrink!

Of thy young nephews, murdered in the tower:

She was dressed in rusty mourning, which did not escape the sharp eyes of her young nephews.

Just as George Dyer had begun voraciously to feast on the steaks, his young nephews and nieces entered the room crying.

Observing this, Tranquillity began to consider itself the equivalent of some ageing uncle overseeing a brood of unruly young nephews and nieces.

Aunt Kate had been busy making suits for her young nephews all spring, for Aunt Kate was very handy with the needle.

Madam, - I was very concerned at the extremely heavy schoolbags carried by my young nephews, as they returned to school last week.

I have just written this letter to my young nephews and nieces, to come immediately and take a final leave of their uncle.

A 44-year-old Cookstown man who sexually abused two of his young nephews over a long period was jailed for seven years yesterday in Belfast.

A married man who pleaded guilty to five sample charges of buggering his wife's two young nephews has been remanded in custody for sentence.

This pigeon I had unluckily brought into the house the preceding day; and had been feeding and trying to tame it for my young nephews.

As his young nephews and nieces play nearby, Louyi's brother and mother gently wash the white marble headstone and scatter flower petals on his grave.

In the 15th and 16th centuries, the Renaissance popes bribed their way into office, openly kept mistresses and families and appointed young nephews as cardinals.