Sentence examples for call granny from inspiring English sources

I asked her if she thought that maybe we ought to call Granny and let her know that this is what she's doing in school...

Located just east of the Centraal Station, Starbikes rents what Amsterdamers call "granny bikes" — two-wheelers in which you press the pedals backward to slow or stop.

Here's the old honky-tonk she frequented, now called Granny's.

ADUs, commonly called "granny flats" or "mother-in-law suites," date to antiquity.

At the end of this lesson, a male voice calls Granny back upstairs.

She didn't want to be called Granny or Nana or any other fossilizing term of endearment.

At his hotel, amid high security, he was reunited with the woman he calls "Granny" – his step-grandmother Sarah Obama, who helped raise his father.

Late this summer, a literary crime was committed in London: if the victim had been a woman, it might have been called "granny bashing".

Fashionistas desperate for something new and bold, and whose colour palette is nearly exhausted, have faded to grey in an what they are calling "granny chic".

Unlike every other grandmother I've ever met, mine wasn't called Granny or Nan, she was Gra, pronounced to rhyme with star.

Inside there is a meeting room stuffed with chintz called Granny's Flat, and a huge, white circular sofa crowded with cushions and surrounded with books, called the Lala Library.