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Grandfather in sentence

452 examples of Grandfather in a sentence

So why couldn't my grandfather just reach out to another man and ask for help?
Bayamanacao told the brothers he was their grandfather and gave them a gift of special cassava bread.
This is a photograph taken about 100 years ago of my grandfather and great-grandfather.
This is a letter that my grandfather sent to my mom when she was five years old.
So my grandfather told me when I was a little girl, "If you say a word often enough, it becomes you."
His grandfather had these hallucinations.
His grandfather was a magistrate, an elderly man.
Charles Lullin, the grandfather, saw hundreds of different figures, different landscapes of all sorts.
He became a shaman after seeing a sign in the sea one morning— like his father and grandfather before him.
One young woman brought her grandfather.
This is a photograph I took at the northern tip of Baffin Island when I went narwhal hunting with some Inuit people, and this man, Olayuk, told me a marvelous story of his grandfather.
This old man's grandfather refused to go.
So, this man's grandfather was not intimidated by the Arctic night or the blizzard that was blowing.
He could see what was happening to his forest, to his environment, because he was taken under his grandfather's wing when he was only two years old to begin to learn about the forest and the way of life of his people.
His grandfather died when he was only 10.
He goes, "What is your grandfather's name?"
And I started freaking out, because I don't know what kind of crap my grandfather was into.
"Your grandfather has a parking violation.
I turned to my mother and said, "I can't," but she was already pouring my grandfather's prayer in my ear.
When I was told that I would go to hell because I was not Christian, called a "black dog" because I was not white, I ran to my grandfather's arms.
My grandfather taught me that I could choose to see all the faces I meet and wonder about them.
My grandfather saw me as a warrior.
Fast-forward, I'm 20 years old, watching the Twin Towers fall, the horror stuck in my throat, and then a face flashes on the screen: a brown man with a turban and beard, and I realize that our nation's new enemy looks like my grandfather.
After years of being on the stage, she is going to visit a small college town to check up on her son who is being raised by his grandfather.
The twins even complain about not having a stereotypical grandfather.
They should be happy they even have a grandfather at all.
Wesley manages to grab his daughter and take her to her grandfather, who is a native indian.
the girls were lame and pathetic, i mean, how can they own their own clothing line, dolls, movies, producing studios, and not smell this bomb from far away? in order to gain some sort of responsibility, which i dont really see the sense in the punishment..., they are sent to paris, far far far away from home to live with the so-called strict grandfather who holds an important standing with paris.
Some teen agers go to an old deserted farm house left to one of them by their dead grandfather, unaware that there had been several murders there decades earlier because their grandfather had made a pact with the devil for a good harvest- couldn't the guy have thought of something better to sell his soul for?
In July my 14 year old son and I traveled to Cappadocia, Turkey in search of some remains of the neighborhood where his great grandfather Iordanis lived until the great exodus of Anatolian Greeks in 1923.
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