Sentences with phrase «own youngest granddaughter»

My youngest Granddaughter would love this doll.

I was unaware of the benefits of massage when my children were babies but I'm happy to say that my young granddaughters and I mutually enjoy a «Gramma - massage» at every opportunity.

Meanwhile, the scientific name of the new species is Pylopaguropsis mollymullerae after Ellen Muller's young granddaughter Molly Muller.

I bought these for my young granddaughters and they were delighted by the whimsical pattern that matched the cover ups from Garnet Hill.

But the biggest standout is French actor Niels Arestrup as a grandfather trying to protect his young granddaughter from the encroaching Germans.

He has to stumble across these as new experiences and learn on the way, with the support of his adoring young granddaughter, Aurora, who is wary of his addiction to the device but stands by him unconditionally.

Growing stronger and more agile with time, Benjamin's body may look old but he has a childlike curiosity and is intrigued by the young granddaughter of one of the women in the care center.

With a long list of accomplishments and identities — author, scholar, pundit, federal humanities chief, and wife of Vice President Dick Cheney — perhaps it is the status awarded her by her young granddaughter that Lynne V. Cheney cherishes most these days.

(He's also not above showing off his freshly painted fingernails and toes, courtesy of his young granddaughter Reagan!

Her young granddaughter was distraught that their beloved lizard was turning its scaly nose up at food.

In 2005, Maria Nevelson, the youngest granddaughter, established the Louise Nevelson Foundation, a non-profit 501c (3).

My young granddaughter is still looking for the fairies at the bottom of her garden.

For my young granddaughter to expend her time and energy looking for something that simply doesn't exist, is cute.

«In the name of the United States of America,» Secretary of State John Kerry signed his name with his young granddaughter on his lap.

Reeling from the shock of her daughter's death, Jane was also faced with the task of guiding her two young granddaughters through the grief and trauma of losing their mother.

She visited Cuba in January and is planning a trip to Hawaii with her family in 2017 when her youngest granddaughter will be old enough to enjoy that beautiful Pacific island.

My youngest granddaughter is in kindergarten, and seeing her writing improve each week is a joy!

I love to do these kinds of crafts with my young Granddaughter and this would be a plus for sure!

Relax from a very full schedule babysitting our young granddaughter while her mom gets a college education!

Not exact matches

-- the well - intentioned, but condescending, comments about how young and cute she looked in her big black robe while leading worship — «just like my granddaughter!»

Our Corner Grocery Store tells the story of a day in the life of an idealized neighborhood market through the eyes of a young girl who is fortunate to be the granddaughter of the owners and also their Saturday helper.

My husband's younger brother's wife recently had a baby girl, and now Lois keeps gushing on and on about how «wonderful» it is to have a granddaughter.

Dear Abby: My 2 - year - old granddaughter is being allowed overnight visits with a young lesbian.

Lysa helps a lot with the care of her 2 - year - old granddaughter, and I am often on - call for family friends that are juggling young children and work schedules.

Labour's suspension of avuncular Kelvin Hopkins over suggestive texts and allegations he rubbed himself up against a female student young enough to be his granddaughter was a reminder Jeremy Corbyn's party also faces penetrating scrutiny.

I'm not a young mother but a grandmother helping out with a 5 year old granddaughter.

You look so young, I can't believe you have a daughter that is going to be bringing you a granddaughter!

Mel Brooks» granddaughter Samantha, 19, steals the show in slinky velvet gown as she supports him at opening night of West End musical Young Frankenstein Liam Scarlett is a talented abstract, neoclassical choreographer, but his Frankenstein is the least enjoyable full - evening work I have ever seen the Royal

He's interesting in chasing after women young enough to be his granddaughter; she's become consumed with visiting a fortune teller named Cristal (Pauline Collins).

That way, he can try to break through without having to be introduced as Jennifer Lawrence's boyfriend, and Harvey doesn't have to complain about his star actress being weighed down by a young English dude that nobody knows; he'd rather present her to those old ass Academy voters as the plucky, unspoiled American girl not unlike their college - aged granddaughters who sass them when they come home for family holidays.

Distinguished by O'Toole's tour - de-force portrayal of an ageing cad, Venus is a wryly amusing and extremely affecting portrait of a man reborn, whose adoration of a girl young enough to be his granddaughter is both pathetic and touching.

Scraping together a meager living, Sam and his wife Sarah (Samantha Morton), succumb to a request from the wealthy Duke of Rudling (Peter O'Toole) to purchase Lassie for his granddaughter Cilla (Hester Odgers), a young and lonely transplant from London, who has come to the countryside to avoid the perils of the impending war.

Truth is, the man still has his wits about him, or at least enough so to provide his granddaughter with decisive words of wisdom near the film's climax — a dour speech about real violence and death being anesthetized by the media that's hard not to interpret as Haneke's own wake - up call to the young and naïve.

Her advocating turned out to be a big business in donations, which led to illegal investments and in the early 90's when the ailing 70 - year - old was almost completely forgotten, she and her youngest son Jon (Chernus) and granddaughter Robin (Temple) were kidnapped and never seen again.

Lily Tomlin gives the performance of a lifetime as a woman on a day - long odyssey with her granddaughter in search of the cold hard cash the younger woman desperately needs.

The way that new friendship begins with Jancey (Valeria Cott), the granddaughter of the car's owner, is so simple, so obvious, and so childishly logical that one has to wonder: How much of Baker and Chris Bergoch's screenplay was established on the page, and how many of the interactions here were improvised by the film's young cast?

The managerial efficiency but loneliness of Anne, the remoteness of George apart from his ability to interact with his granddaughter Eve who is a very knowing young teenager, the alienation of Pierre from the comfortable world in which he is trapped and the poor relationship that crackles between the self - centred Thomas and Eve his daughter.

While Williams goes through his earnest warm - fuzzy motions as the lead (the only really distinctive thing about his work here is how he wears a head - to - toe metal suit for much of the picture), the standout work — and that which goes a long way for one's involvement in the picture — belongs to Embeth Davidtz, who has a dual role as Amanda, a.k.a. «Little Miss,» the youngest daughter in the family that «adopts» Andrew; and Portia, her granddaughter.

The granddaughter of famed filmmaker Elia Kazan, Zoe Kazan had movie making in her blood at a young age.

In fact I fell in love with my main characters: Mabel, the young girl who set out with her family to colonize a new planet, Mei Lin, her great, great, granddaughter who never felt she fit in, Tesni, the Ddaeran girl with psychic powers, and Eurig, the charming sentient New Eden primate.

I recently met his great - great - granddaughter, who is a well - known TV presenter in the U.K., and discovered that she has called her younger son Bay.

This chorus includes the muses of visceral realism, the beautiful Font sisters; their father, an architect interned in a Mexico City asylum; a sensitive young follower of Octavio Paz; a foul - mouthed American graduate student; a French girl with a taste for the Marquis de Sade; the great - granddaughter of Leon Trotsky; a Chilean stowaway with a mystical gift for numbers; the anorexic heiress to a Mexican underwear empire; an Argentinian photojournalist in Angola; and assorted hangers - on, detractors, critics, lovers, employers, vagabonds, real - life literary figures, and random acquaintances.

In other paired stories, an Imperial policeman who is forced to leave the continent after rumors spread of his homosexuality reappears as a doorman in New York City who brings solace to a young betrayed woman; a young girl held hostage in a brothel plots a brutal revenge against the madam who keeps her, and then the madam reappears as a wizened midwife who delivers a baby to a Hindu woman forced to make a terrible choice about the child; a Muslim boy who escapes a train raided by a murderous mob reemerges as a grandfather who has moved to London to be with his family and whose granddaughter struggles to save her marriage after the death of their child; a young cartographer alters a small section of the Radcliffe Line with terrible consequences, and then his boss reappears as a senile old man who sets off in search of a prostitute he often hires.

Ed's younger American - born brother, Leo, had so far given Lena only two granddaughters, and here Ed, always trying to prove himself to Lena after so many years away from her in Russia, had produced the first grandson, a boy to carry on the family name.

Molly, her powerful and enigmatic lover, her fey granddaughter, and her young apprentice, soon discover that something terrible prowls the woods.

All Our Mothers, Sue Williamson's new show at Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, celebrates the strength of the extraordinary women who helped to bring this country to freedom, and examines the generation gap between these wise, iconic veterans of the struggle, and their granddaughters, the confident young born frees.

The show celebrates the strength of the extraordinary women who helped to bring this country to freedom, and examines the generation gap between these wise, iconic veterans of the struggle, and their granddaughters, the confident young born frees.

As the granddaughter of the indomitable portrait painter Alice Neel (1900 — 84), the younger Neel is aware of the past but is emphatically of this moment.

The daughter of a nationally - ranked middle - distance runner and granddaughter of a Canadian marathon legend, Amy's writing chronicles the personal journey of a young athlete struggling to make good on her family's storied marathon legacy.

But she's still young enough to eat the star shaped watermelon, blueberry and cheese kabobs I made for my 3 year old granddaughter — who wasn't that interested in them!