Grandmother in sentence

433 examples of Grandmother in a sentence

He protected it by giving it to the next generation, by giving it to my grandmother, and she gave it to me.

On the other side of my family, my grandmother Aliza left Poland in the 1930s and left for what was then the British Mandate of Palestine, and she never saw her family and friends again.

Older the people say, 'Oh, I remember this variety from my grandmother's garden.'

I have a grandmother who I have literally nothing in common with.

The first one is dedicated to Spencer, and his grandmother, who was shocked by his work.

My grandmother is washing my mouth out with soap; half a long century gone and still she comes at me with that thick cruel yellow bar.

Before, I was an architect, and my grandmother asked me once, "What are you doing for a living?"

They see an 80-year-old grandmother in a wheelchair the same way they see a T-80 tank: they're both just a series of zeroes and ones.

Well, look at Michael Hawley, or look at Dean Kamen, or look at my grandmother.

My grandmother always acted in other people's interests, whether they wanted her to or not.

If they had had an Olympics in martyrdom, my grandmother would have lost on purpose.

While regaling you with daring stories from her youth, it might be hard to believe your grandmother used to be a trapeze artist.

We could combat global warming, but you don't want it to get too easy either, you don't want any random person and his grandmother to have the ability to radically alter the earth's climate.

I remember whenever I'd go to my grandmother's house, she would hide all the photo albums because she was afraid of me asking, "Well, who is that in that picture?" and "Who are they to you and who are they to me, and how old were you when that picture was taken?

They had set up a big screen in their living room, and every morning they had breakfast with their grandmother.

One image that has haunted me from my early business days is of a grandmother, 70 plus years, being harassed by the bureaucrats in the town planning office.

That's called the grandmother effect.

Now, the most frightening thing about this is this is my wife's grandmother.

That's why I told my grandmother 20 years ago that I wanted to go to law school.

I was thinking maybe I should have listened to my grandmother.

On the other hand was my grandmother, who also took care of me and was more spiritual, less educated and definitely less rational.

Many people visited my grandmother, people with severe acne on their faces or warts on their hands.

Each time, my grandmother would utter some words in Arabic, take a red apple and stab it with as many rose thorns as the number of warts she wanted to remove.

Now, I'm aware that I should not be saying such things in front of an audience of scholars and scientists, but the truth is, of all the people who visited my grandmother for their skin conditions, I did not see anyone go back unhappy or unhealed.

So from this small, superstitious, middle-class neighborhood of my grandmother, I was zoomed into this posh, international school [in Madrid], where I was the only Turk.

At this stage, my grandmother, who had been watching the course of my life with increasing anxiety, started to include in her daily prayers that I urgently get married so that I could settle down once and for all.

Unfortunately, at the moment, it's mostly deployed by the Russian mafia in order to steal your grandmother's bank accounts.

CA: Yeah, well, I certainly don't think you're stealing anyone's grandmother's bank account, but what about your core values?

They'd already picked out a name for her, Barbara, after her grandmother.

She was in her grandmother's backyard, and she saw something that made her break down in tears.

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