de facto families造句

• There appear to be many cultures in which these families are recognized socially as de facto families.
• If there is anything'90s about the objects it is this : they seem made for kitchens increasingly used as de facto family rooms.
• This is the " Next Generation " cast in short-lived repose, dedicated professionals and career colleagues that have turned into a de facto family.
• "Slaves made up a de facto family, but they were clearly not homogenous, " said Matthews, who wrote and directed the play that sold out on its first night.
• "I came from a broken family and Scouting became my de facto family, teaching me values and skills and leadership, " said Puchon, an old Eagle Scout, who now runs the information technology program for Pima City, Ariz . " It's my turn to give back ."
• The Cunninghame chiefs had a much reduced connection with the barony of Kilmaurs after 1484 when Finlaystone became the de facto family seat; Sir William Cunningham of Kilmaurs had married Margaret Denniston, sole heir to Sir Robert Denniston in 1405 and the dowry included the baronies of Denniston and Finlaystone in Renfrewshire, the lands of Kilmaronock in Dumbartonshire, and the barony of Glencairn in Dumfrieshire.