One has seen grand theories rise, only to be toppled by stubborn facts.
(He loved Anne Bancroft, hated Audrey Hepburn, and said that he had seen "Grand Illusion" ten times).
This will allow you even extra padding in your budget and you'll see grander results.
"It's sort of a shame: I don't see Grand Central Terminal anymore," Mr. McKeige said, wistfully.
If New Yorkers thank Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis when they see Grand Central Terminal, appreciation is similarly due the late Paul O'Dwyer for the survival of Tweed Courthouse (news article, March 9).
(For grand princes, see grand duke.) Apart from this use, the title was granted as a high rank of nobility by the Russians from Peter the Great's time (1682 1725).
The Bank of England was incorporated by act of Parliament in 1694 with the immediate purpose of raising funds to allow the English government to wage war against France in the Low Countries (see Grand Alliance, War of the).
It was our first meeting in Paris, and I could see grand words hovering in the air above us: persecution, gulag, freedom, banishment from the homeland, courage, resistance, totalitarianism, police terror.
Marlene May as her absurd mother, Catherine, is as precise an embodiment of Shaw's character as I can recall seeing: grand, coquettish, impish, devious and innocent all at once.
(See: "Grand Theft Videogame").
