Sentence examples for nanna from inspiring English sources

"My grandkids [say] nanna is a good old girl, because I've got nanna's rules you see," says Hoosan.

And when we would visit our nanna in her little house north of London, I would imagine my mother growing up there as a dark-haired 10-year-old, an only child with a dead dad, and feel for her a hollow sadness.

"£2 for me, £1 for you, £1 for you, £1 for you…" My nanna would get up at 3am every night to make us bacon sandwiches".

With cameras catching Shane Warne dozing off again, Warner, Harris, Johnson and even skipper Clarke in the middle are all in stitches at the sight of old man Warnie having a a nanna nap on the big screen.

My nanna and grandad lived in a big house in Chapeltown, and we would be there every Sunday with our cousins, and my nanna would cook St Kitts' dishes.

His grandmother, who he calls nanna (he calls his great-grandmother nanna, too, and his great-grandfather grandad), lived in America, so she sent him over American CDs, hip-hop and Limp Bizkit; also videos of skateboarders.

My grandparents had a "traditional" marriage – my granddad went out to work, my nanna raised the children.

"My nanna was the one that gave me the dream of even going to the Paralympics".

Enlil's sons were the moon god Nanna Sinn); the god of thunderstorms, floods, and the plough, Ninurta; and the underworld figures Meslamtaea, Ninazu, and Ennugi.

It revealed who killed Nanna Birk Larsen, Rosie's European antecedent, way back in 2007.

(Anderson Oh Landd (Tuesday) The Danish singer-songwriter Nanna Oland Fabricius employs her jazzy waver wisely: it makes even her harshest dismissals, like the wryly near-expletive "Sun of a Gun," hitch with vulnerability.