nephew * , also: nevvy informal , also: neffy informal

Why does an 85-year-old woman have to watch after her nephew?

His nephew had been taken away, all the way to America.

He must be son or nephew to one of my father's friends.

My only nephew, and no good for anything at all.

In a month's time I hope to present you with a nephew.

Running, Will knew he was doing just what the nephew wanted.

Now my nephew wants me to put in a personal word for him.

He gave his nephew a long, hard look across the fire.

He and her nephew had moved up here from the city only last fall.

The boy we're looking for is not my nephew but we still need to find him.

You others, take my nephew outside and play with him for a couple of hours.

At first I'm thinking, my nephew has put me out of business!

It seemed the wrong time to ask my nephew for money.

Or it could have been his nephew John, which is most likely.

Your nephew was in the army under his own name, I believe?

She left it to her nephew to take the lead.

He also died in 1863, some months before his nephew the king.

My nephew was going to be fine, in every sense of the word.

His nephew is one of the people that makes him feel like he's a good person.

But when my nephew heard the news, his eyes did not light up as I had expected.

After the war, his health was so poor that a nephew took over the business.

"Has anyone reported seeing my nephew in the last few hours?"

And this very difference perhaps had not been without its effect upon the nephew.

I thought maybe it was her brother and nephew or something.

After all, it is not work that your nephew needs.