| Sam now staggered forward with battered bones and pilled elbows, blowing like a grampus, and cursing like nothing but himself. |
| If they could have brought it, I am sure that grampus would never have got any. |
| Towards evening grampus came up to me with a look of concern in his countenance. |
| From what I have seen of him at a distance, I should say that he was about the bigness of a grampus. |
| Scarcely a sound could be heard but the occasional breathing of the grampus, and the rippling at the cut-water. |
| In 1759, a 24ft grampus or orca was caught at the mouth of the river and brought to Westminster bridge on a barge. |
