“The grandniece of the Confessor became the reformer of the Scottish Church, and the redresser of its abuses.”

“Being the Dean's grandniece, she considered herself unconsciously a privileged person.”

“My grandniece had to give up her job so she could stay home and take care of me.”

“My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia.”

“Today his grandaughter Anne-Sophie carried on this family culinary tradition.”

“Similarly, the daughter and grandaughter of the deceased may combine the pension entitlements of their parents and grandparent.”

“My granddaughter is the light of my life and brings so much joy to our family.”

“His interest is further kindled with the arrival of the balloonist's granddaughter, the combative Kate.”

“It was the demands of his little granddaughter, insisting he untie a balloon.”

“One time, leetel ones, I was staying in a village with my only grandgirl, Cecile.”

“I have 11 grandsons and five granddaughters and now I have my first great-granddaughter.”

“With that said I think I'll stop right here and take in lunch and a movie with my daughter and granddaughters.”

“She loved her grandchildren and spent many hours with her granddaughters when they were growing up.”

“He said he planned to share the money out with his nephews, nieces, grandnieces and his immediate family.”