Sentence examples for be pockmarked with from inspiring English sources

The face of the Sun should be pockmarked with sunspots, and cataclysmic explosions of X-rays and particles should be whizzing off every which way.

Scientists had expected the surface to be pockmarked with many small craters, the result of continual bombardment by space rocks over the eons.

A combination of water seepage followed by freezing conditions and a thaw means many of the UK's roads will be pockmarked with potentially wheel-crunching, fork-snapping craters in the coming weeks.

Any building which predates that time is likely to be pockmarked with bullet holes, and a memorial garden in Veliki Park, opposite one of Sarajevo's busiest shopping malls, quietly commemorates the 1,500 children who lost their lives during the 44-month long siege.

Regular readers of the Times Literary Supplement's "NB" column will know that the writers have been conducting a long-running investigation into "The FCUK-ization of Everything" — the title a play on the once provocative and now merely banal acronym for the clothing company French Connection — examining the increasing ways in which our public discourse seems to be pockmarked with the F-word.

Pizza or pumpernickel doughs are often used now, and the traditional crust that should be plain, with a golden, shiny finish, may be pockmarked with poppy or sesame seeds, garlic or onions, while the correctly neutral, cool interior is adulterated with cinnamon and raisins, nuts and berries.

Today, Arlington is pockmarked with drilling sites.

Thai Binh was pockmarked with bird flu.

And some properties are pockmarked with scattered holes.

From childhood on, Sabina's life is pockmarked with loss.

"Every other structure is pockmarked with bullet holes.