Sentence examples similar to grand mean from inspiring English sources

Just because I'm your granddaughter doesn't mean I'm entitled to anything".

For Bernadeane's millennial granddaughter Brittany Bejarano, that means yoga every day, weight training three to four times a week, and a supplement roster that would fill my notebook, she warned.

But that doesn't mean Halima – whose granddaughter was among the bikers in Vakhsh – is happy about the development.

Instead, he spoke about what it would mean to his granddaughters to have a woman, this woman, as President of the United States.

I'm proud that my daughters' perspective has built upon mine, and I hope to see what feminism will mean to my granddaughters and generations to come.

I mean, who was Estee Lauder, whose granddaughters are oh-so-society right now, but a makeup peddler with a dream?

"What does veto mean?" Jaiden, her 10-year-old granddaughter asked, as she fidgeted, impatient to head to the nearby pool and practice diving off the diving board.

It will mean never seeing her or my three granddaughters again.

"Grandma" is the story of Elle's struggle to help her granddaughter even if it means a painful odyssey through the wreckage of relationships past.

And by that we mean one rugby player in particular, the one married to the queen's granddaughter.

Play can also mean enjoying what Barbara has termed "tasty meals," or reading stories to Ava, our 5-year-old granddaughter.