Among them was a man, probably in his 20s, his head twisted leftward, the skull dented on one side and cracked open on the other.
The soundtrack for A Cottage on Dartmoor's two talkie scenes have not survived with the rest of the film, which doesn't dent one's understanding of the plot.
One company making a dent on the latter side of that spectrum is Shop-Hers, a marketplace for luxury goods boasting 1 million users.
Cycling is one obvious way to make a dent on our carbon footprint in the west.
Of late, big foreign banks have been trying to muscle into the business, with some success, but they've arguably made less of a dent than one might have expected (particularly since many of them are actually bigger than American banks).
You couldn't put a dent in one if you tried.
While the damages he's asking for probably won't make a dent in one of Stewart's soufflés, we think we can guess what his next set of flags will say.
When a person is standing or resting, the dent on one side of the body is usually met by a fullness on the other.
Although the NHS is making attempts to address some of these issues, the apparent complacency over "specials" does dent one's confidence in its ability to do so effectively.
I offer to make a dent, a small one, in a single counter.
But low-risk people would need to be treated to make a dent in the one-third of American deaths (that's 800,000) caused by heart attacks and strokes.
