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Meanings of great-grandmother in English
Usage of great-grandmother in English
1
Dark and blindingly fast: in her great-grandmother La Inca's words: una jurona.
2
In the prewar years, a circle formed around Diana's great-grandmother, the Viscountess.
3
Yes, I have one of my great-grandmother's stored away in the trunk-room.
4
Your great-grandmother was named Mary Beyer and was one of four sisters.
5
Maybe so, but there were kids in that church, and Brad's great-grandmother.
6
Her great-grandmother had been Maeve's sister, proclaimed a goddess when she died.
7
Her great-grandmother's brother had been Squadron, and her dad was a cop.
8
Tannis' great-grandmother had been a Cree squaw who married a French trapper.
9
We ended our discussion with my memories of my great-grandmother, her mother.
10
The reverence it elicited in my mother and great-grandmother poured into me.
11
Mayes said no one had ever opened his great-grandmother's hope chest.
12
You dream that your great-grandmother's bones are floating out to sea.
13
Her great-great-grandmother and her great-great-aunts were all fitted out in a similar fashion.
14
My great-grandmother always received her husband's friends and went about freely.
15
There was the case of poor Grandmamma Spicer; your great-grandmother, May.
16
She's here too? But before Lucy could answer, her great-grandmother touched her cheek.
Great-grandmother through the time