grandson|grandsons in English

noun

['grand·son || 'grændsʌn]

son of one's son or daughte

Use "grandson|grandsons" in a sentence

1. Charlemagne's grandsons and great-grandsons divided their kingdoms between their descendants, eventually causing all internal cohesion to be lost.

2. 6 Grandsons* are a crown to the aged,

3. The grandsons such have been big, but is also loquacious!

4. Lan is Hoa's grandson.

5. I have my grandson.

6. Prove your love, grandson.

7. Yet one of her grandsons chose a life of crime.

8. Our grandson Ethan is 17.

9. His grandson is his namesake.

10. My grandson Joseph has autism.

11. I said to my grandson:

12. The old man was romping in the courtyard with his grandsons.

13. Their grandsons had found it more politic to Abjure their ancient faith

14. And make me a grandson.

15. A great - grandchild . A great - grandson.

16. At breakfast next morning my two grandsons were clamouring to go swimming.

17. Affra Nelson and her grandsons look out at the B-17 after it landed

18. The bridegroom is a grandson and great-grandson, respectively, of the authors Nathaniel Benchley and Robert Benchley

19. Then follows a list of Jacob’s descendants, including some of his great-grandsons.

20. Jack carried his grandson up the stairs.

21. I think of Abraham’s grandson, Jacob.

22. Your grandson- in- law is here.

23. They spoil their only grandson very much.

24. Vistahm and his brother Vinduyih were sons of Shapur and grandsons of Bawi.

25. I commend you fathers and grandfathers who have brought your sons and grandsons.