Sentence examples for cache of grenades from inspiring English sources

Several inmates seized a cache of grenades and other weapons and killed six security officers, including a high-ranking counterterrorism official.

In December, New York police officers searched Mr. Cibelli's apartment, and seized a cache of "grenades, firearms and live ammunition," the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, said in a statement on Thursday.

He recounted reports of how Sergeant Akbar was one of the last soldiers guarding a cache of grenades and how three missing grenades were found in his gas mask case after the attack.

Always keep a cache of grenades hidden somewhere.

Afghans have claimed a few small rewards, like a $5,000 prize paid last week to an informant who led soldiers to a cache of rockets, grenades and mines in the mountains northeast of Kabul, said Col. Roger King of the United States Army, the spokesman for a joint military task force based at Bagram.

The caretaker unlocked the gates and led the Americans to a cache of rocket-propelled grenades and small arms.

Police said later that the discovery of a cache of improvised hand grenades and a larger device led them to believe the attackers had intended to set off secondary explosions to maximise the death toll.

He then asked if they knew of any hidden weapons nearby, and they led him to a cache of rocket-propelled grenades.For now, the device is best at translating phrases "commonly used by soldiers", says VoxTec.

Steve Strunsky (NYT) SPOTSWOOD: ARMS CACHE FOUND Firefighters arriving to put out a blaze at the home of a Vietnam War veteran found a cache of rocket launchers, grenades, assault rifles and at least two human skulls.

In their first day on patrol, the battalion's soldiers raided a local headquarters of the Special Republican Guard, detained five of its staff members, and located a cache of rocket-propelled grenades, small arms and a minefield.

The ensuing firefight left a member of the other squad dead and led to the discovery of a cache of rocket-propelled grenades.