Sentence examples for grenades between from inspiring English sources

There were around 7,500 IED explosions or ambushes (an ambush is where the attack is combined with, for example, small arms fire or rocket grenades) between 2004 and 2009.

The soldiers kept almost all journalists about 200 yards away, and to ensure that they could not see the evacuation, paratroopers threw smoke grenades between the jounralists and the Door of Humility, which obscured the line of sight.

Meanwhile, as sporadic mortar, rocket-propelled grenade and small-arms fire continued, to the south FSB Coral was also hit with suppressing fire from mortars, recoilless rifles and rocket-propelled grenades between 04:15 and 04 30, killing one Australian and wounded another.

"Meir has a rocket-propelled grenade between his teeth".

They're Brussels' Viet Kong, prepared to die with a grenade between the teeth rather than leave the foxhole.

The band can imitate anyone from the Beatles to U2, Radiohead, Deftones and Green Day, while "Anna-Molly," the single from its new album, "Light Grenades," segues between the Police and Tool.

Captain Basco recalled watching one grenade zoom between the rotors of the helicopter as it banked to the left to turn away from the palace.

The radios were talking of a gun and grenade battle between supporters of the 14 March alliance – the official opposition to the pro-Syrian government – and the Lebanese army which had come under fire from them during the night.

A grenade landed between them.

Arena increases a tank's probability of surviving a rocket-propelled grenade by between 1.5 –2 times.

Even so, the company held only one side of the hill, the North Korean held the other, and grenade battles between the two continued for another week.