Grenadian
Britishadjective
noun
Example Sentences
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Two siblings of Nigerian and Grenadian heritage founded Chuku’s as a way to introduce the uninitiated to Nigerian dining, and as a way for members of the diaspora to connect with their culture.
From New York Times
Mr McKenzie added that the information that can be shared with the public is "quite limited" and that the investigation by Grenadian and Vincentian authorities remains ongoing.
From BBC
He noted that he was “quite limited” with what he could share with the public regarding the case because the investigation is ongoing, and because Grenadian authorities still don’t have much information.
From Seattle Times
“I’ve been involved in that for ten years as a Grenadian minister, hearing just how ‘this can’t be done’ and how ‘this is impossible’.”
From Seattle Times
This complication — coupled with narrow roads often in need of repair and the assertive style of many Grenadian drivers — will be off-putting for some visitors.
From Washington Post
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