Preposition: of

• scale: While fighting the dinosaur, Indigo's base becomes mobile on the grandest of scales and heads for the safety of the Ocean floor.

Modifying Another Word

• far: This being the Special Edition release, the scenes of cloud city Bespin include newer graphics with a far grander perspective.

• much: No high profile hijacks for this lot, they operate on a much grander scale.

Modifies a noun

• piano: There was also a grand piano on the floor in front of the stage, which someone was playing.

• slam: We need the grand slam of 25 yes votes from 25 countries.

• jury: Last week, he was indicted by a grand jury.

• scale: DG: I like the grand scale of Pink Floyd.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: The wives, too, were rather grand, wearing what seemed to be Paris fashions.

• truly: For rock events on a truly grand scale, few venues can match Slane Castle for the drama of this one summer night.

• too: A rather scruffy looking Wesley Kerr then sniffed his was a location " far too grand to be on any Monopoly board.

• once: Many of the once grand homes are now run down flats, houses of multiple occupation and DSS hostels.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: During his long trial in London, to me it seems grand.

• sound: Speech came across natural and distinct; music score sounded grand, which fit the films overall presentation.

• look: It is gilded in gold and looks very grand for this part of the world.

• become: We had suddenly become grand in Caroline House and, at the same time, we had to deal with competition.

• dodge: And dodge grand him that while an effect since.

• have: By the 14th century a number of bishops had grand London houses, known as inns.