| Either way, she is swiftly becoming a grandee of the art establishment, not to say a national treasure. |
| A mudsill like me trying to push in and help receive an awful grandee like Edward J. Billings? |
| The chateau de Menda belonged to a grandee of Spain, who was at this time living there with his family. |
| No sixteenth century Spanish grandee could speak in such terms and Schiller was well aware of the fact. |
| Lansdowne was a Whig grandee and for decades Bowood in Wiltshire and Lansdowne House in London were headquarters of Whiggism. |
| However, Caroline Flint, the shadow energy secretary, hit back at the Labour grandee on Thursday. |
