stepchild

They were the ugly stepchild of New York's skyscrapers, seemingly destined to be forever denied a place in the life and lore of the city.

Business Week was a stepchild tolerated only as it more or less paid its own way and offered prestige.

Her kindness, friendliness and thoughtfulness soon overcame the prejudice of her stepchild.

Compared to these database systems, the Apache Derby database may seem like the forgotten stepchild.

She's kind-of the redheaded stepchild of this family since she never really got a fair shake.

Egencia is the poor stepchild among the three, but indeed there is a huge potential up-side.

Today the stepchild is a favorite, Germans can look on its face and find it shining and full of promise.

Shaquille O'Neal beats the New Jersey Nets like a red headed stepchild.

Its ugly stepchild is of course embarrassing.

Aging is the neglected stepchild of the human life cycle .

This stepmother story will have a "happily ever after" ending: only both the stepmother and stepchild will live happily ever after.

Few years ago his Navy was "the ugly little stepchild of the Government. "

At first, online organizing was a stepchild within Obama's new-media operation.

The root cause of buffer overflow problems is that C (and its red-headed stepchild, C ) is inherently unsafe.

The stepchild position of G-2 in our General Staff System was emphasized in many ways.

I'm gonna skin you alive, boy! I'm gonna whup you like a redheaded stepchild!