Sentence examples similar to grand tent from inspiring English sources
By Jackson Krule May 1, 2014 Two grandmothers watch the wedding of their grandson and granddaughter in a tent at the Za'atari refugee camp, in Jordan.
Granddaughters should brave sleeping alone in a tent so they can remind Grandmother of her own scouting days.
But the image of Biden relaxing at a picnic table in the tent, with his ten-year-old granddaughter Finnegan, who was cheerfully drawing on a napkin, gave the impression of a man not at the center of combat but off on a distant mission.
Sometimes Jalila is jolted awake in their tent by the sound of her granddaughter's nightmares.
A pink table decorated with images of Disney princesses, for her three granddaughters, sits on the far side of the tent.
"Having women and children in the Army would not be accurate," said Doug Dobbs, a high school history teacher from Hagerstown, Md. Ms. Haines had come to Gettysburg with her daughter and son-in-law and three granddaughters, all of whom have their historical functions, she said from outside her tent.
Patsy Brennan, born Patsy O'Flaherty, is the granddaughter of one of Breezy Point's early settlers, those who came in the early 1900s and pitched tents.
In one tent, three generations of the Idrizi family, immigrants from Albania, lay on their cots and cooed over a 4-month-old granddaughter.
"That's my granddaughter.
"Why?" her granddaughter asked.
