“The grenade exploded in mid-air, and a brilliant flash blinded everyone in the room.”

“Luckily, an able seaman next to me snatched the grenade and threw it into the sea.”

“Another jemadar prowled, revolver in one hand, primed grenade in the other, and kukri clenched between his teeth.”

“Most of the other marines had taken up positions in barracks or in the cratered remains of bunkers destroyed by their grenadier.”

“When some of the water is removed from the grenadier, its flesh becomes firm, and the meat flaky, says Crapo.”

“The grenadier company of a line infantry battalion was paraded on the right of the line, the place of honour accorded to its status.”

“The grenade may also have gone off prematurely as fuses were temperamental and several grenadiers in that era lost hands because of this.”

“Bailey, the lead author of the study, points out that grenadiers are not the only fish population that seems to be increasing.”

“Light infantry also had flank companies, though their grenadiers were known as carabiniers.”

“We're now seeing plenty of young yobbos who are wielding rocketpropelled grenades on an opportunistic basis.”

“He had expended all of his ammo, both primary and secondary, as well as his grenades.”

“He has adopted a Rambo mentality and carries knives, guns and grenades on his person which he will not hesitate to use.”