In Ben Zimmer's On Language column, he mentions the telegram "HOW OLD CARY GRANT?" to which Grant (allegedly) replied, "OLD CARY GRANT FINE.
Could independent stores charge membership fees, which grant access to books at slightly lower prices?
Vermont recognizes civil unions, which grant many of but not all the legal rights of marriage.
It opens with a 1909-10 self-portrait in which Grant wears a turban.
Ward made a paper fortune in speculative ventures of dubious legality (of which Grant knew nothing).
America's property laws, which grant mineral rights to the landowner, have people clamouring to get their land explored.
Companies routinely have their pension disputes decided by federal courts, which grant more leeway in changing pension plans.
Risking significant power, Mr. Fox urged Congress to support the changes, which grant limited autonomy to Indian communities.
The oil companies sign leases with mineral owners, which grant them rights to drill wells and build pipelines.
Gen. John Pope; and the Army of the Tennessee, which Grant had led at Shiloh but now only nominally controlled.
The entire interview in which Grant described her views reads like something scripted for an edition of Brass Eye.
