French · plural of leur: their (used before a plural noun)
They love their kids.
They love their kids.
They love their children.
They love their kids.
Their parents love you.
What are their names?
This is theirs.
I like their pictures.
They put their clothes on.
Those are their books.
Their cakes are good.
They abandon their children.
They abandon their children.
They cheated on their wives.
I like their pictures.
They're closing their borders.
Their hair is blue.
Their opinions are different.
Their names have escaped me.
The children washed their feet.
Their sales are growing.
They will cut down on their expenses.
Their eyes met.
They stated their objections.
God redeemed them from sin.
They love their children.
They love their children.
Their husbands are Polish.
They accomplished their goals.
They forgot their umbrellas.
Their dogs are barking.
They ruined their clothes.
Their gestures were awkward.
Their needs were immediate.
They broke off their engagement.
I gave way to their demands.
We gave way to their demands.
The students burned their textbooks.
The students burned their textbooks.
They ruined their clothing.
They were disfiguring their enemies.
They were disfiguring their enemies.
They breastfeed their babies.
I overheard their mockery.
The demonstrators waved their flags.
They gave their horses water.
They nursed their babies.
They botched their homework.
Their stories are tightly intertwined.
He thwarted their plans.