Sentence examples for Little granny from inspiring English sources

Every opening segment features a "sweet little granny" hosting a puerile entertainment called "The Fluffy Bunny Show".

On Boxing Day too, there was little Granny would find objectionable: on BBC1, Bob's Full House at 5.45pm, followed by The Paul Daniels Magic Christmas Show – and later 'Allo 'Allo!, while on ITV, This is Your Life (with 87-year-old actress Joyce Carey the guest of honour), Give Us a Clue and Coronation Street – The First Twenty Years.

If I had not, I fear that, despite our age difference, there might have been speculation about the possibility of a little granny-shagging going on behind the scenery (OK, I definitely fantasised about that!) As I've stated before, Strictly pro-celeb relationships are always complicated.

Myleene Klass, a singer, fears for the "little grannies" the tax will supposedly hit.

It would, instead, be "the little grannies that have lived in those houses for years and years" who would be hit.

Klass made the usual plea of the rich, not for themselves but for "little grannies" who are asset-rich and income poor, clinging to their lifelong homes.

Nick Clegg has said the pop star and TV presenter Myleene Klass was wrong to claim that a mansion tax would hit "the little grannies" who have lived in their houses for years.

"It's going to be the little grannies that have lived in those houses for years and years".

You deplane and walk to a customs area where little old granny types with white hair and eyeglasses (and, for all I know, chocolate chip cookies) greet you but I bet they're really sniffing out the reprobates carrying dope.

If you're a girl, remember how many of those movies have a little Asian granny beating up hordes of armed men too.

Little old grannies in ratty old cardis alongside suited and booted officr workers.