pock marks造句

• Two bullets left pock marks on the Massachusetts Career Development Institute across the street.
• The moisture exits through the finished surface making bubbles which dry as pock marks.
• Poland said, referring to pock marks in the school wall from the rifle fire.
• Pock marks from Japanese strafing still dot Ford Island, ground zero in the 1941 attack.
• Pock marks are a defect caused by air bubbles which form after joint compound is applied.
• Commercial additives are designed to reduce pock marks or the use of dish soap mixed into the mud.
• Its mud brick is crumbling inside and out; pock marks in the walls are evidence of past battles.
• The mapping also found " pock marks " some 20m deep by 200m in diameter in the margins which may indicate methane seepage.
• But Burford is a pock mark the same way as Bill Gates or Donald Trump when they were getting started in their respective industries.
• The caper bush has a curious reaction to sudden increases in humidity; it forms wart-like pock marks across the leaf surface.
• Cheng had pock marks on his face when he was young and thus he was known as  third son with pock marks Cheng.
• There have been found cold seeps also in gas chimneys have been reported, and exploratory wells have discovered subcommercial gas accumulations and pock marks along fault planes.
• Yigal Chismario, a 32-year-old assistant manager at the Freiman and Bein shoe store on Jaffa Street, points to pock marks in the sidewalk.
• It was the site of a bloody battle between the IDF and Hezbollah and cluster munitions were dropped on Yohmor, leaving pock marks in the roads and devastating many buildings.
• Ohio State's gratification likely will end with the outcome, which provided the only pock mark on the record of previously unbeaten Arizona State ( now 11-1 ).
• He was a tall man for his times, standing at 6 1 and of heavy build, and was named Rocky for the crags and deep pock marks of his face.
• His two-story red-brick attached house, not far from Snugville Street, has the odd pock mark of a bullet and a front door with steel-plated backing.
• "It exactly replicates not only Beethoven's living face, complete with pock marks ( possibly from smallpox ) and facial scars but also his acute physical discomfort,"
• Carrying machetes, the men whispered in their native Indian language and stared at the pock marks of hundreds of bullets Mexican Army troops had pumped into their schoolhouse Sunday during a predawn attack.
• Other tattooists agree with Sailors _ some fear Burford's wrath and speak only off the record _ and find Burford to be a " pock mark " on the industry.