Sentences with phrase «dead grandmother»

I have shoeboxes of cards from childhood, pieces from my dead grandmother - in - law's dinner set (whom I never met) and my five year old's umbilical cord stump (stored nicely in a sterile urine specimen jar).

Lewandowski is no more a scientist than my dead grandmother.

But I will if you make jokes about my dead grandmother, or anything like that.

There's just you, the arena, and everyone in multiplayer trying to turn you into a bloody splatter, with no further reference to the seemingly dead grandmother.

Eighteen - year - old Lucy Channing discovers this reality after her dead grandmother gives her a beautiful locket.

Tressa finds herself longing for the advice of her dead grandmother, Bernadine, who had a seemingly perfect 50 - year marriage to her grandfather James.

One minute you're buzzing along the freeway, singing with the radio, the next you're looking down on yourself, watching as medical staff frantically worked to save your life and you see your dead grandmother across a chasm of light.

Nora Roberts» Tribute starring Brittany Murphy and Jason Lewis is the story of a former child star who finds comfort in the arms of her handsome neighbor when she is haunted by dreams of her long - dead grandmother.

At each stop, he woos women with a slight - of - hand trick, a cheap trinket and a story about his dead grandmother.

In one bit Silverman says that she's had her grandmother's body exhumed to prove she was raped, praying solemnly, «Oh please let them find semen in my dead grandmother's vagina.»

And then praying to your dead grandmother when you feel like it.

His dead grandmother had bought him his vehicles in high school, and the Army had given him his fun money, by direct deposit.

The only caveats I granted were that if you must propose at a sporting event — like, if it's written in your dead grandmother's will that if you don't, your entire family will get boils, or you'll have to Instagram your smoothie for a week — that you have to be sure the person you're proposing to will say yes.

If having a minature statue of St. Paul in my room is idolatry, by the same logic I guess so is having a picture of my dead grandmother on my desk.

The Dateline special showed a little girl from New Orleans crying out for her dead grandmother.

If I go run the faucet and think about my dead Grandmother who was neithe Jew or Morman... must I now be disciplined?

If Mormons want to say the name of my dead grandmother and jump in a bathtub it wouldn't bother me.

Not exact matches

If you've ever craved a stadium - style hot dog in the dead of winter, or your grandmother's cupcakes when Grandma isn't around, Pull Up a Seat is the app for you.

My great grandmother has been dead 30yes still makes me sad nothing new about it.

By New Year's Day, his mother, sister and grandmother were dead.

Both at the idea of CPJ, and at the dresses (if I hadn't scanned down to the second pic, I would have actually thought you were wearing a sari, the fabric looks like the dead spit of one of my grandmother's vintage silk ones).

Ana Ofelia Murguia coaxes some genuinely earned tears as Miguel's fading great - grandmother Mama Coco (the de facto title character); over in the Land of the Dead, Gael Garcia Bernal amuses as the seemingly carefree Hector, who serves as Miguel's resourceful tour guide.

Of course, the dead have their own appeal, especially Miguel's feisty great - great - grandmother Imelda (Alanna Ubach), who's still feeling jilted after all these years, and a lonely vagabond named Hector (Gael García Bernal) who becomes Miguel's closest ally.

Miguel is mysteriously transported into the Land Of The Dead, as he meets the ghosts of all his relatives, including his great great grandmother, who hates music.

But once Miguel finds his footing and sets on a quest to meet the spirit of his long - dead musical idol, who he has also come to believe is the faceless man in his great - grandmother's photos, the movie slips into a familiar rut and the scenery fades into the background.

Although his grandmother Elena (Renée Victor) objects — and destroys his guitar — Miguel sneaks out to play in a local «Day of the Dead» talent show.

Miguel's grandmother Elena (Renée Victor) is the resident enforcer, forbidding her grandson from entering a Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) talent show, chastising him at every mention of his dream.

With the exception of his great - great - grandmother, Mamá Imelda (a spirited Alanna Ubach), Miguel's dead relatives are a pretty indistinguishable and — sorry — lifeless bunch.

Norman Babcock (voiced by Kodi Smith - McPhee) is an outsider who can see dead people and prefers the company of his grandmother's ghost to any of the living inhabitants of the small town he lives in.

But his family is dead - set against anyone in their brood becoming a musician, and they have been since his great - great - grandfather left his great - great - grandmother, as well as his great - grandmother when she was still nothing but a child, to fend for themselves so he could make his fortune as a singer.

Following an academic talking head's advice that «Physical evidence helps to preserve a memory» — and a less convincing authority's insistence that a dead person's soul lingers in their newly - vacated home for about eleven months after their death — the filmmakers take it upon themselves to turn their grandmother's house inside - out, the better to immortalize her through the spectral traces they log on camera.

After defending her sister Rosie from a werewolf attack — and losing her grandmother and her eye in the process — Scarlett March resolves to hunt and kill the «Fenris» until every single wolf is dead.

My grandmother often attempted to talk about my father, but seemed unsure if she should weep over his tragic, untimely death or condemn his behavior when he was alive, so she switched to my uncle's wife, Maya, who was not dead and thus not protected from criticism.

My grandmother's apartment didn't have any toys, or any fun or beautiful objects — only books, which lay everywhere with neat paper bookmarks stuck between the pages, and a few photographs: of my dead grandfather, my uncle, my mother, and myself at the age of two.

Jesse has inherited the same gift his Lola (grandmother in Tagalog) had: the ability to see the dead.

One day she meets her dead great - grandmother walkin

It is sandwiched between a high school group photo in which she smiles tensely at the camera, her hair hacked short around her ears in a style that was popular that year, and a box of brittle letters, the sheets tinged with blue and smelling faintly of sweet betel nut, from her grandmother, who is now dead.

«Nothing will ever happen to grandma, you don't have to worry,» the grandmother replies, as it shows what appears to be the dead body of the grandmother surrounded by the creepy main cast of Basement Crawl characters.

The boy's grandmother, Ethel, was dead.