1
My grandmother, by good fortune, was not quite in the same situation.
2
She, without any possible doubt, was too young to be a grandmother.
3
But the grandmother's been having some health problems... well, since the announcement.
4
The incident happened not far from his grandmother's home in Waltham Forest.
5
At the age of 4, his grandmother assumed primary responsibility for him.
1
There was once a flying shark who used to visit his nan.
2
I'm wondering why your wife is taking nanna naps throughout the day.
3
Yes, yes, Nan went to the British Museum with Mrs. Lawless yesterday.
4
When we'd gone to every house, we joined back with Nan's group.
5
Grace laughed; but Nan looked a little grave as Katie disappeared again.
1
Needless to say, grandma was not called for during the coalition negotiations.
2
I had no idea what he-ormy grandma-couldpossibly want from me.
3
So was grandma yet she worked in the house some she said.
4
We found a grandma of an animal and rode into the mountains.
5
I had great times as a kid climbing my grandma's dogwood tree.
1
My granny used to make a soda bread every day, Mark said.
2
In France, we went to great-granny's house in Louviers for Christmas lunch.
3
Sarah Jessica Parker dressed as the curtains in your granny's good room.
4
An old German granny cried, saying my work touched her so much.
5
That's the way your dear departed granny roars, not a full-grown ogre.
1
Only grannie concealed her reasons without reason; and God makes no secrets.
2
Suddenly the door opened, and his grannie stood awfully revealed before them.
3
Had grannie seen me, I would have been lectured about unladylike behaviour.
4
Everybody calls her wicked old grannie-even them that's as wicked as her.
5
My grannie wad smell the verra name o' 't a mile awa'.
1
It seemed cruel to pick a verbal fight with a nanna.
2
Since the "nanna" was out for the evening, Mrs. Hopkins rushed to his side.
3
Nanna was still busy in the kitchen, so I was by myself.
4
She could still hear Mary-Nanna singing her song about the Bumpetty-Bumpetty Major.
5
Why is a print lifted straight from Nanna's blouse adorning the walls?
1
My great-gran told me to remember there's always someone you can help.
2
Basically, they can all be used on telly without frightening your gran.
3
Perhaps your gran always gives you aftershave or deodorant for your birthday.
4
Come, get your things off; your gran'ma has a treat for you.
5
Mum, along with my two aunts, took over my gran's butcher business.
6
An' isn't you glad we've got a gran'fathah with such good 'trawberries?
7
I hadn't gone to see my gran in about six months.
8
No noise; poor gran is very bad to-day, and would not like it.
9
But, like your gran says, we're real glad to be home.
10
I grew up with my gran and we had a house.
11
I got twenty-two gran'children, but that Emily Anne be somet'ing special.
12
Then he tell me 'bout your gran'papa play oboe in the old country.
13
Mah gran' pappy Bob was own man to Massa Miles Ralestone.
14
No, it's not worth while, gran'ma; leave her where she is.
15
Glancing at the photo, the gran pulls a face and says: Did she?
16
It wasna a din at a', but a gran' repose like.
