Sentence examples for little grenade from inspiring English sources

So I'm grateful to Woods for tossing his little grenade and getting Accenture to turn on a dime.

When that suggestion was put to Capello in a Sunday newspaper briefing, however, he detonated another little grenade: "I can change the style.

"Every day Tab would take one of those documents and say, 'Here's a little grenade -- let me throw it in there,"' says Ford's vice president for public relations, Jason Vines, who calls Turner "one of those sharks out there who think they've found the keys to the A.T.M".

"There were shots being fired from inside and outside, the sound of little grenades," she said.

"I admit that sometimes I threw a few of those little grenades out there," he said.

So when people are throwing pwen, as Liza describes it, it is also understood that they are slinging little grenades of spiritual energy.

There are lines that go off like firecrackers, storing up their hilarity until the last moment, and there are the ones he lobs like little grenades amid the chaos and merriment.

I've thrown in a little credibility grenade of my own here.

Therefore to drop this little hand grenade of uncertainty into her life, I concluded, would actually be unfriendly.

And, while Andy Murray remained stone-faced, he responded to Roger Federer's little hand grenade about the Scot's allegedly easy hat-trick of wins in Asia with a subtle bazooka blast of his own.

In some ways, this sparkly paean to patriotism is a subversive little hand grenade, its liberal politics woven into the plot at a time when Richard Nixon was still in the White House.