Sentence examples similar to grand matters from inspiring English sources
Brynn "made it clear that [her daughter's paternal grandmother] had full access to her granddaughter no matter what was going on between her son and me, and that she could always call me directly".
"So he went with his friend who lived across the street and shot at the tenants who were sitting in front of the building and at our windows," Mr. Jacobs told his granddaughter, his voice gravelly, matter-of-fact.
LBL's three-year-old granddaughter already has the grey matter and the attitude that could propel her into the White House.
So, no matter what other parents convey, other children my granddaughter encounters will influence her.
That matters to me because I am a lawyer, the daughter and granddaughter and niece of lawyers.
Our correspondent says that to make matters worse, the local centre that works to preserve artworks had just received a donation from the painter's granddaughter which they had planned to use to restore the original fresco.
My granddaughter is 3 and will usually do what I tell her, but the 1 year old is a different matter.
To understand why that matters, consider the fact that Loretta Lynch, Obama's recent nomination for U.S. attorney general, is the great-great-granddaughter of a slave who escaped to freedom.
"Why?" her granddaughter asked.
"That's my granddaughter.
