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gramps example sentences
gramps
1. ‘Please may I come and join the party at The Laurels on Christmas Day? I was going up to the parents but Dad’s been called off to Dubai or somewhere so I’ll be sitting all alone in my little house with my turkey leg and a sprout on a plate … Gran and Gramps said you were having a party and I should ask if I could come … I’ll be a good boy and help with the washing up
2. That was in the days when Gramps was still running the shop
3. ” replied Gramps thoughtfully
4. clothes reminded me of Gramps
5. grandmother while Gramps yel ed at the tel y and cal ed for more tea and
6. frightening, that the man he saw would look nothing like his old gramps
7. Gramps or Dad had brought my clothes from the Frisco house, even my sneakers and dress shoes
8. He said if it wasn’t rude to call the Prince of Amber Gramps then I could take a nap with him present
9. Would she be in love with Noël? Well, yuck! He could be her gramps
10. She was in bed with gramps
11. "Gramps says that the shadow lies towards the hen house at about one o'clock in the afternoon
12. “It’s great just as it is, Gramps,” muttered Lars
13. old operator their Gramps was
14. Gramps looked a long while, measured his lips with a lizard tongue, then settled back and said, like always, in a high thin old man's tenor:
15. Gramps Medknowe and Granny Carnation came, followed by young Juke and Mrs
16. Gramps looked up at the jar, cleared his throat and said,
17. 'That,' rumbled Gramps, 'would be a miracle
18. Gramps, you got a heart and a brain and lungs, Gramps?'
19. 'Uh — ' Gramps stopped
20. And Gramps, lost in another time, murmured of that year and how the temperature was and what the people were like moving in that town
21. ‘That,’ rumbled Gramps, ‘would be a miracle
22. Gramps looked a long while, measured his lips with a lizard tongue, then settled back and said, like always, in a high, thin, old-man’s tenor:
23. Gramps Medknowe and Granny Carnation came, followed by young Juke and Mrs Tridden and Jahdoo, the black man
24. Gramps looked up at the jar, cleared his throat and said, ‘Why I never noticed so definite before
25. Gramps looked a long while, measured his lips with a lizard tongue, then settled back and said, like always, in a high, thin oldman's tenor:
26. Gramps looked up at the jar, cleared his throat and said, "Why, I never noticed so definite before
27. And then Gramps whispered, "I wonder
28. "That," rumbled Gramps, "would be a miracle
