At the same time, however, it left a bit of an opening, essentially grandfathering in owners of some model aircraft already governed by safety organizations.
He and his brother, Frederick (my grandfather), essentially co-owned the Astor Hotel, with Frederick as manager, until about the early 1940's when it went into receivership.
She turned out to be emotionally unstable — she would walk him barefoot on pilgrimages to the island's churches — and my grandfather essentially had him kidnapped and taken home.
So the book is about all those connections — about war and warriors, and honoring war among Indians, and essentially how you go from grandfather war hero to grandson Commie pinko pacifist, in two uneasy steps.
Raised by an adoptive grandfather, Quan, but essentially orphaned before we meet him, Vivi's story in FFIX is one of amazing, and saddening, self-discovery.
The Treasury Department essentially allowed those projects to proceed on a grandfather clause, based on the 2006 ruling.
— — — — — The main problem of newly minted American parents is that the country essentially lacks the social institution of grandmothers and grandfathers – in the Russian understanding of their role.
He's essentially a brilliant mad scientist who doubles as the grandfather you wish you had.
It's essentially one quiet room — we could hear the ticking of a grandfather clock — crammed with antiques, old pictures, older maps and bric-a-brac, and it operates entirely by Margaret's rules.
It's plain to see that Eloise is loved by her grandfather, and she obviously doesn't lack for anything, which essentially forces the audience to view Rowena through the same antagonistic lens Elliot does.
