'granddaughter ground' is not correct or usable in written English.
It does not have a clear meaning so it cannot be used in a sentence.
Knowing now how damaging a storm could be, he said, he would not think twice about leaving with his wife, daughter and granddaughter for higher ground.
While her home was threatened, Ms. Brooks said she worried more about her granddaughter, who lives on even lower ground and has a 4-month-old infant.
"As we stand here, this is sacred ground," said Yonasda Lonewolf, an activist and granddaughter of Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam.
As the 50-year-old actress swept into the grounds, Addie would turn to her granddaughter and say, 'Oh, here comes Norma', a reference to Swanson's role as the half-insane former silent star in Billy Wilder's film.
Using only her bare hands, Phillips says she wrestled the creature to the ground, all while her five-year-old granddaughter slept inside, CBS reports.
When his granddaughter, Victoria (and children are thin, thin on the ground in this barren field of the family) displayed an early talent for the violin, Jesse thought about what to make for her.
"They just laid on the ground and pretended they were dead," Willis said her granddaughter told her and other family members.
A displaced family sets up a makeshift 'home' in flood-affected southern Pakistan BADIN DISTRICT, SINDH, Pakistan, 22 September 2011 – Lado Shero holds her 3-year-old granddaughter Shama tenderly to her body as she sits on the ground in a makeshift roadside shelter in the severely flood-affected Badin District, in southern Sindh.
A displaced family sets up a makeshift 'home' in flood-affected southern Pakistan BADIN DISTRICT, SINDH, Pakistan, 22 September 2011 – Lado Shero holds her 3-year-old granddaughter Shama tenderly to her body as she sits on the ground in a makeshift roadside shelter in the severely flood-affected Badin District, in southern Sindh Province.
Breedlove, according to "On Her Own Ground," a biography by A'Lelia Bundles (the subject's great-great-granddaughter), was born in 1867 to a couple who sharecropped in Louisiana.
"Why?" her granddaughter asked.
