Daughters example sentences

Related (12): son, child, girl, woman, mother, father, sibling, offspring, heir, family, parent, sister

"Daughters" Example Sentences

  1. My daughters are both in college now, which feels surreal.
  2. She has three daughters from her first marriage and two from her second.
  3. The daughters inherited their mother's stubbornness, unfortunately.
  4. His daughters don't speak to him anymore after what he did.
  5. Most of my friends' daughters went to the same high school.
  6. Her daughters were bridesmaids in the wedding last summer.
  7. The daughters of wealthy families often have very different expectations.
  8. I watched my daughters grow up way too fast.
  9. Those daughters over there are causing absolute chaos in the grocery store.
  10. My neighbors' daughters babysit for us sometimes.
  11. The daughters in that family are nothing alike — one's quiet, one's wild.
  12. She raised her daughters to be independent, maybe too independent.
  13. His daughters barely remember their grandmother.
  14. The daughters of immigrants often feel caught between two worlds.
  15. I'm terrified of having daughters, honestly.
  16. Her daughters texted her from the airport to say they'd landed safely.
  17. The daughters were arguing about who gets the car tonight.
  18. Most of the daughters in our neighborhood play soccer.
  19. His ex-wife's daughters from before they met are lovely people.
  20. The daughters looked exactly like their father — same eyes, same smile.
  21. She had two daughters and spent her whole life trying to give them everything.
  22. My daughters think I'm embarrassing, which is probably fair.
  23. The daughters of the house next door threw a party while their parents were away.
  24. I never thought I'd be the kind of mother my daughters actually want to talk to.
  25. Her daughters are both doctors now — she won't stop telling people.
  26. The daughters inherited the business when their father retired.
  27. His daughters called him crying after the accident.
  28. The daughters were inseparable as kids but drifted apart in their twenties.
  29. She had daughters late in life and sometimes regrets it.
  30. The daughters of that couple are always helping out at the community center.

Common Phrases

  1. daughters of the revolution
  2. prodigal daughters
  3. favorite daughter
  4. eldest daughters
  5. daughters-in-law
  6. my daughters and I
  7. daughters of immigrants
  8. daughters of the soil
  9. raising daughters
  10. daughters of privilege

Examples by Level

A1
  1. I have two daughters.
  2. Her daughters are very smart.
A2
  1. My daughters go to school every day.
  2. The daughters of my friends like to play together.
B1
  1. She's worried about her daughters starting high school next year.
  2. The daughters in that family are completely different from each other.
B2
  1. His daughters barely speak to him anymore, which he says is his own fault.
  2. The daughters of wealthy families often struggle with expectations in ways people don't talk about.
C1
  1. She'd spent decades raising her daughters with the belief that they'd eventually understand her sacrifices — a hope that now felt naive.
  2. The daughters of the revolution carried forward a legacy neither of them had asked for, yet both felt obligated to honor.
C2
  1. There's a particular ache in watching your daughters become people you don't entirely recognize — not because they've changed, but because you finally see them clearly.
  2. The daughters inherited not just their father's estate but his silences, his regrets, the unspoken things that would shape their own lives in ways they wouldn't understand for years.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. My daughters have been fighting over the bathroom for twenty minutes.
  2. The daughters next door are always outside playing until dark.
💼 Workplace
  1. A colleague brought photos of her daughters to show everyone at lunch.
  2. He had to leave early because his daughters' school called about an incident.
📊 Business
  1. The company was founded by three sisters, and now their daughters are joining the leadership team.
  2. The daughters of the original founder want to modernize the brand, but the board is resistant.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I spent three hours looking for shoes that my daughters actually like.
  2. The daughters' section of the store was picked over — everything good was gone.
✈️ Travel
  1. Traveling with teenage daughters is logistically exhausting and emotionally complicated.
  2. The hotel staff was incredibly kind to my daughters when they got sick during our stay.
📚 Education
  1. Both of my daughters want to study engineering, which surprised me.
  2. The teacher said her daughters are struggling with math and suggested tutoring.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We got divorced, and the hardest part was splitting time with our daughters.
  2. He finally apologized to his daughters for missing so much of their childhood.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The senator's daughters were photographed at a climate protest last weekend.
  2. Legislation protecting daughters' access to education passed with bipartisan support.
💻 Technology
  1. My daughters spend way too much time on their phones — I have no idea how to stop it.
  2. There's an app that lets you track your daughters' location, and honestly, I'm conflicted about using it.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The study examined outcomes for daughters of single mothers across different socioeconomic backgrounds.
  2. Daughters of employees are eligible for the company scholarship program under the stated guidelines.

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