My brothers-out-law helped me move into my new apartment last weekend.

Although he grew up in different households, I always considered him my 3/4 brother.

When the new pizza place opened, everybody and his brother showed up to try it.

My half brother-in-law arrived early to help set up for the wedding.

At the reunion, I met my brothers from other mothers, and we laughed like we'd grown up together.

Even after ten years apart, they're still brothers from another mother who support each other through everything.

When my old car died, my brother from another mother helped me move all my boxes without complaining.

Just plug in the cable, tighten the screw, and Robert's your father's brother.

The old merchant often warned the younger ones, saying, 'loss and gain are brothers twain,' to remind them how fragile fortune can be.

When meeting a classmate for the first time, I asked, 'do you have any brothers or sisters' to learn about their family background.