Sentence examples for explosive grenades from inspiring English sources

The grenades most commonly used in wartime are explosive grenades, which usually consist of a core of TNT or some other high explosive encased in an iron jacket or container.

By the time you add food, fuel and crew costs, plus the £300-a-shot explosive grenades, whaling at present is no more or less lucrative than any other form of fishing.

Nabi fired not just a dozen, 50, or even 75 of his high-powered explosive grenades at the structure.

Like the sieges of old, the British were met by incendiary weapons, but now these took the form of explosive grenades, mines and powder barrels as well as the enemy's guns.

Breaching, is much like the flush, but instead of explosive grenades, you use a flash bang grenade to stun your enemy and blind them.

The insurgent lay seriously wounded from an Apache helicopter attack by the time Blackman's patrol captured him and took away his high explosive grenade and AK47.

A common type of explosive grenade is the fragmentation grenade, whose iron body, or case, is designed to break into small, lethal, fast-moving fragments once the TNT core explodes.

The Air Force is offering $5,000 for leads on the whereabouts of a box of explosive grenade rounds that its personnel accidentally dropped on a road in North Dakota while traveling between two intercontinental ballistic missile sites — the facilities scattered across the U.S. heartland that stand ready to launch nuclear warheads at a moment's notice.

Advancements in weapons technology enhanced by gunpowder, including the evolution of the early flamethrower, explosive grenade, firearm, cannon, and land mine, enabled the Song Chinese to ward off their militant enemies until the Song's ultimate collapse in the late 13th century.

Other groups, such as the RSPCA, claim that harpooning a wild animal, even using high-explosive grenades, is cruel.

Lawyers for the doctor, Randeep Mann, submitted a not-guilty plea on his behalf to one felony charge that accuses him of owning 98 high-explosive grenades found in the woods near his home in London, Ark.