Sentence examples for birthmark down from inspiring English sources

Flory, a British timber merchant with a birthmark down one side of his face, the only character who shows empathy with the Burmese and who despises the boozers and bores of the British Club, falls for her.

Flory of Burmese Days is consumed by shame at the dark blue birthmark running down his face.

Distinguishable by the lopsided mural daubed across its face like a birthmark, its enormous popularity is down to the liveliness and genuine goodwill of its loyal clientele.

Is there anything more resplendent, more English, than Wayne Rooney running onto the grass at Wembley, a memorial poppy ironed onto his shirt like a birthmark, like the gods came down themselves and prodded him with a single burning finger, in the middle of the chest, where the heart is, and whispered: remember?

But the first thing most people seem to notice is the huge, glaring red birthmark in the shape of Africa extending down the middle of the forehead, from your hairline to just below your nose.

She had a little birthmark.

My birthmark not red but purple.

One has a dreadful stammer; another a port-wine birthmark.

I believed my birthmark to be a soft brown color.

(Mahroug's mother claims that it is a birthmark).

It had all of the gravity of a birthmark.