pock-marked造句
1. He had a pockmarked face.
2. The district is pock-marked with caves.
3. The living room is pockmarked with bullet holes.
4. The houses in the village were pockmarked with bullet holes.
5. Small bodies of water pockmark the flat face of the area.
6. The pockmarks made by her bullets are still on the wall.
7. The government buildings were pockmarked with bullet holes.
8. Carla has never seen Tfo Vic bring any kind of shoes to the house but the pockmarked ones he wears.
9. We walk through the snow, now pockmarked and honeycombed, towards his barn.
10. Bean curd made by a pock-marked woman" will no longer be found on menus in English."
11. "Bean curd made by a pock-marked woman", a spicy Sichuan dish, is now "Mapo tofu".
12. "Bean curd made by a pock-marked woman, " as the Beijing Youth Daily rendered the spicy Sichuanese dish, is now "Mapo tofu. " And "chicken without sexual life" becomes mere "steamed pullet.
13. "I choose the apples that are pock-marked and are slightly bitten up by bugs, " she told me while replacing the apples in my basket.
14. It gained in popularity when a pock-marked woman who lived near the Wanfu Bridge opened and ran a restaurant there, circa the 19th century.
15. The last of the line of cavalry, a pock-marked man of immense stature, scowled viciously on seeing Rostov just in front of him, where he must inevitably come into collision with him.
16. pock-marked no , not even ten thousand years from now.
17. If you fancy "chicken without sexual life", "husband and wife's lung slice" or even "bean curd made by a pock-marked woman" then you will have to look elsewhere.
18. I had contracted dragon pox shortly before arriving at school, and while I was no longer contagious, my pock-marked visage and greenish hue did not encourage many to approach me.
19. There, after prolonged enquiries, conversations, and hesitations, he found a very sturdy, sullen-looking pock-marked peasant, wearing a tattered grey smock and bark-shoes.
20. Many officers said their biggest challenge was staying upright on the city's bumpy and sometimes pock-marked roads.
21. On a steamy Wednesday afternoon in October, a well-worn jeep pulls off the pock-marked dirt road and ambles to a stop in the tall grass.
22. His new step-mother treated him cruelly and finally forced him to marry a girl with a pock-marked face for whom he had no liking.
23. A type of topography formed in areas of widespread carbonate rocks through dissolution. Sink holes, caves and pock-marked surfaces are typical features of a karst topography.