The relationship between grandmother and granddaughter is central.
Today, the former captain is the sole survivor from his unit and lives with his two granddaughters, both born partially paralysed, near the central Vietnamese city of Hue.
Ms. Haigh is a coal miner's granddaughter who grew up in a part of central Pennsylvania not far from Bakerton in Barnesboro, now defunct, another town named for an owner of its coal mine.
The central offence in that broadcast was that Mr Brand had 'fucked' Andrew Sach's granddaughter.
My wife is central to the lives of my grandchildren, and was present when my first granddaughter was born.
If there's a central character, it's Beverley, the grandmother, who nudges the plot in motion when her granddaughter, Scarlet, announces that she's going to leave her common-law husband.
Clinton said the central question of the election is what kind of country the US wanted to be: "Today is my granddaughter's second birthday, so I think about this a lot".
Susie Boyt is the great-granddaughter of Sigmund Freud, which makes it quite apt that her fifth novel begins with the central character taking leave of her therapist.
"Why?" her granddaughter asked.
"That's my granddaughter.
