How to pronounce “shrapnel” in English

So I literally said shrapnel.

A piece of shrapnel pierced Phuong's heart, killing her instantly.

That's all the shrapnel or whatever.

He took shrapnel wound to his leg.

that had shrapnel wounds he is certainly no stranger to pain and yet the Platypus

bunch of Steel and shrapnel the only reason I'm here is that I turned around to speak to the Gunnery Sergeant I

and sets off a bomb packed with shrapnel and ball bearings, immediately killing 22 people-- 23, if we include him--

It's that we literally are the shrapnel in these political wars where human lives are being impacted

For whatever reason, the shrapnel from the bomb had hit her lower legs, and she had a little bit of blood on our lower legs.

all the people around them with white hot shrapnel.

And they roll 55-gallon drums filled of jet fuel and shrapnel-- metal shrapnel-- out of the back of prop planes.

Because as long as you're not in the path of the shrapnel, then you're OK.

Johnston, sees Joe hit by shrapnel and hit by a bullet at the same time.

in 1943 in the battle of Smolensk, had a shrapnel wound to a part of his brain in the left hemisphere, very localized wound.

Well, when they hit the ground, they spray shrapnel everywhere.

And the people are so resilient, they actually grab parts of the shrapnel and use them for farming tools.

there was a bomb that exploded at the beginning of everything and the galaxies are sort of like shrapnel moving out.

Now, we're using all of our metal for shrapnel -- for bullets and stuff -- after the war is over, it's going to be for a dishwashers.” And advertisers used that kind of language

I just want to like some body parts or, you know, something to fly up, some shrapnel.

And we care about these because, when stars die, their metallic shrapnel explodes into the universe, and those elements go on to become the next generation

He has PTSD, traumatic brain injury, chronic phantom limb pain, and shrapnel still in his body.

'No,' said Charlie, 'just some shrapnel.'