Sentence examples for grenade off from inspiring English sources

Last month, a golfer wandering after his errant tee shot found a half-buried grenade off the eighth fairway at Augusta Municipal Golf Course, which is not the famous Augusta golf club but a Georgia layout that was once an Army base.

Frag grenades are a human-based grenade type which allow the user to 'bounce' the grenade off walls or floors to reach a target, making them highly useful around corners.

The other day I heard my first grenade go off.

This time, an enemy grenade bounced off the chest of Michael Monsoor, a petty officer.

In the struggle, the grenade went off, killing 62 of the 107 people aboard.

News came through later, however, that three people had died when a grenade went off in a packed bar.

"They both ran down the same corridor and then a grenade went off in a really confined space".

First came a grenade, going off near a bank and luring the police and journalists to inspect the damage.

It "looks like a grenade went off in there," Peter Rhee, a trauma surgeon at the University of Arizona, told Wired.

His colleagues recalled constant skirmishes on the road to Basra; on one occasion a rocket-propelled grenade bounced off the armoured car  in which he was travelling.

One grenade bounced off a soldier's rucksack, landing in the middle of the patrol and forcing them to dive for cover.