Sentence examples for grand which from inspiring English sources
He gave up sailing the sturdy twenty-foot sloop Martha, named for the same granddaughter, which Joel had built and rigged for use by a cautious single-hander; he was a morning sailor by now, anyway.
She took with her a photo of the eyes of her granddaughter, which would become a symbol of the search for people who disappeared in Uruguay in the 1970s and early '80s.
In a fitting homage to the nearby Seattle Art Museum, the newest store features a chocolate portrait of Bigelow's granddaughter, which took weeks to complete.
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.
Later, he said he thinks the animal belongs to his granddaughter, at which time he agrees to allow the animal to come into the house.
It's a story of the relationship between a mother, her daughter and her granddaughters, in which betrayal, manipulation and emotional histrionics are shown to have a cumulatively destructive effect across the generations.
A similar backlash was met by film icon Amitabh Bachchan's online letter to his granddaughters in which he encouraged them to embrace their identity, legacy, and future.
That Sachsgate guideline was introduced to stop a repeat of the controversy surrounding Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross's "gratuitously offensive" call to Andrew Sachs' granddaughter in 2008, which ultimately led to Ross leaving the corporation.
Where is the man to whom I had promised a granddaughter called Taswahin – which in Arabic means "a woman equal to any man" – the name he had always wanted for the daughter he never had.
But likening these two characters has been done before; Rob Sheffield called Hannah the "sicko granddaughter of Larry David," which is a pretty apt, and hilarious statement (although, to be fair, Larry is a bit more of a "sicko" than Hannah).
In fact, her existence was largely unknown to biographers until 1986 when a batch of letters from 1897-1903 bEinsteininstein and his first wife, Mileva Maric, were discovered by his granddaughter Evelyn (in which Einstein mentions Lieserl; these letters were published in the book The Love Letters in 1992).
