niece,

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Police said that Ms. Wolfe then grabbed her 23-year-old niece,

Jail Guard Arrested in Shooting Spree Eileen Markey 2010
Eleven months later, SEC examiner Eric Swanson, who had also been involved in the examination, saw Mr. Madoff's niece,

Madoff Report Reveals Extent of Bungling 2009
Carver's remains were identified through DNA testing using a blood sample taken from his niece,

Remains Returned List WWII 2005
Your ever dutiful daughter, Nor you, my dear Lady Gertrude, Your most obedient niece,

Sir Charles Grandison 2006
“Mr Dosett,” she said, I have taken the great liberty of calling to say a few words about your niece,

Ayala's Angel 2004
I scarce did know you, uncle: there lies your niece,

Othello, the Moore of Venice 2004
So, praying to God to preserve your health, I rest your dutiful and loving niece,

Old Mortality 2004
After a pause she added, as she took the hand of her niece,

The Italian 2004
Holding before a carrier bag full of sweets and drinks, she smiled sly at her niece,

two women Cole, Martina 1999
A photographer snapped a picture of Sara's 1-year-old niece,

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996