Sentence examples similar to grand dimensions from inspiring English sources

In 1880s London, Sir Osbert Swann has a streak of the Society in his rigorous documentation of his granddaughter Meriel's dimensions and skills.

Pauline Matarasso, Ismay's granddaughter, has written of how much family conversation liked to stick firmly to facts: "Without a moral dimension, without words like hubris, competition, guilt, greed, hedonism, the event [the Titanic] was drained of emotion like a stuck pig of blood.

But the magic is of his own making: Kostelec, and the girls there who resisted his boyhood advances, acquire such vivid dimension that one of Skvorecky's readers actually travels to Kostelec to meet and marry the granddaughter of one of the old man's lost loves.

Dimensions, dimensions, dimensions.

"Why?" her granddaughter asked.

"That's my granddaughter.

My granddaughter is 5.

Mandela's granddaughter, Nandi Mandela.

Love Yvette, children and granddaughter.

"Because I love my granddaughter".

Granddaughter of old Medicine Dress.