Granddaddy

But there remains something trashy and fun about the “Saw” entries, even in their bad-TV police procedural stretches and ponderous obeisance to David Fincher’s “Seven,” the granddaddy of faux-moralistic violence.

G.H.W. Bush is the granddaddy of the modern Neocons.

The granddaddy of online thrift shopping, is still one of the best places to bag a bargain.

Finally - the granddaddy of them all.

Netflix has the exalted status of being the only streamer on the internet with rights to the granddaddy of all anime: Neon Genesis Evangelion.

So Granddaddy got out of the car and administered a righteous beat down to that racist cop.

The granddaddy of East End titles remains Hamptons Magazine, which managed a 220-page issue that counts 72 advertisers.

This granddaddy of stew is just as much about the vegetables as it is about the beef.

But the real granddaddy of all cyberdangers is a cyberconflict that spills into a shooting war.

Always one to tell a great personal story to punctuate a principle, Dr. Elliff told about his preacher granddaddy having a carpenter’s workshop.

A mere eight months later, on December 28, 1944, opened on Broadway, directed by that granddaddy of the stage George Abbott.

But a couple of PPVs before WrestleMania, and with the odds almost cartoonishly stacked against Styles, I can see no other option but for AJ to retain by the skin of his teeth, giving us a match with Nakamura at the granddaddy of them all.

Does this reimagining of the granddaddy of talent showcases still have what it takes to survive in the era of reality TV series?

PASADENA, Calif. — If you’re going to mount an epic comeback, making history in the Granddaddy of them All isn’t a bad place to do so.

So was the CBS show itself, arguably the granddaddy of the genre and still popular among viewers.

Workaway is a lot like the granddaddy hosting organization, WWOOF (Willing Workers on Organic Farm), which also, despite its name, contains nonfarming work opportunities.