His kinfolk hoped that some day he would be President of the Town Board.
They did not owe any Money to the Author or have any Kinfolk in the Cast, so they sat back with their Hands under them and allowed the pretty little Opera to die like an Outcast.
So perhaps they followed some of their Chaco kinfolk who were intermittently migrating in groups to the Rio Grande, or to the Hopi country.
He and his black-a- vised kinfolkhad little to do with the villagers, and the village had even less to do with them.
Now he had settled his affairs and come in the guise of a pilgrim to spend the Christmas season with his kinfolk in England.
I doubt if they would have been put back even then, but that Mammy dreaded criticism, from maids and carriage drivers visiting kinfolk brought with them.
In the midst of the crowded events of the great war against Napoleon, England found no time to remember the Lutine, and her memory was kept alive only by the kinfolk of the drowned officers and sailors.
Then the old man and Sharpeyes took leave of their kinfolk and started out on the long journey.
Most of my kinfolk call themselves Southerners first and Americans second and are prouder of their State than of their country.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kinfolk" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
