Sentence examples for grenade went off from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

"He told me that the Americans claimed that Allah Dad had a grenade and was going to attack them, and then the grenade went off and he was killed," said Mr. Jan.

"The first thing that happened was that a grenade went off under a car or something outside - that was the first thing that we heard," she told BBC Wales.

The other day I heard my first grenade go off.

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

You have had a grenade go off in the back of the room, and Obama would have smoothly spoken right through it.

One of the Iraqis is stridently insisting that Adhamiya's people are all good law-abiding citizens, when a grenade goes off across the square, probably tossed over a wall by an insurgent as a reminder that, despite the Americans, they are still around.

It's like a hand grenade going off - a flash in front of the eye, and then the feeling of a blunt injury.