Sentence examples for of a granny from inspiring English sources
So when I have a "bad hair day," I like wearing a heart-print hijab instead of a granny scarf.
I'm a bit of a granny, really I love home, any home really – my mum's, and of course my own.
Rose was once considered something of a "granny" smell but has experienced a boom in popularity in recent years.
THEY have the crunch and juiciness of a Granny Smith apple, but they can be as sweet as honey.
"Teresa makes me think of a Granny Smith apple -- tasty but a bit tart," Dr. Hill said.
Kim, for all that she loves booze and drugs, is a bit of a granny, too hung up on the idea of coupledom.
(But I'll need to get my deal with them in writing, lest I be the victim of a granny-grandpa-double-cross, motivated by their own understandable desire to help their own grandkids pay off their loans).
Tinker with the tax treatment of the elderly and prepare to be accused of imposing a "granny tax".
Beside him were a pound of sugar, a cup of coffee beans, a Granny Smith, and a flagon of fifty-five-proof grappa.
As can be expected, the rooms are austere and "starck" (ha-ha) white, with only tiny touches of color, like a Granny Smith apple.
After years of selfishly hard-selling the importance of being as young a granny as possible, my Sarah, at 30, is finally with child.
