Sentence examples for shrapnel are from inspiring English sources

Remote activations and extra shrapnel are the kinds of tactics explosives experts usually see overseas, he said.

It would have made far more sense to use flash powder and ball bearings, LaDue thought, because "spherical shrapnel" are "superior to nails in damage".

The researchers behind the study, analyzing near-infrared emissions from the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A (which lies about 11,000 light-years from Earth), estimate that levels of phosphorus in the stellar shrapnel are about 100 times the average concentration seen throughout the Milky Way levels that will diminish as the phosphorus and other star-forged elements disperse.

But the new metric emerged after measured considerations and considerable debate including tough calls like what qualifies as a single shooting incident and whether victims hit by shrapnel are necessarily shooting victims.

Nevertheless, the Army maintains that veterans with embedded DU shrapnel are not at risk for adverse effects.

Finally, specific issues related to the diagnosis and management of lung, brain, orthopedic and abdominal injuries, caused by bomb blast events associated with shrapnel, are described.

Paper shrapnel was scattered across the floor.

Shattered glass and shrapnel were scattered around.

Shrapnel was not remotely military, and not very irascible either.

Not that Shrapnel was tee-total, or even abstemious.

A piece of shrapnel was lodged in his groin.