Sentence examples for defaced part from inspiring English sources

The man who defaced part of a Rothko mural at the Tate Modern in London was sentenced to two years in jail on Thursday.

Also check the covers for missing or defaced parts.

Defacing any part of the border installation was streng verboten.

The antiquarian John Leland described the castle in 1540 as being "nowe sore yn ruine, and for the most part defaced", although the jail continued in use throughout the period, albeit still suffering from many escapee inmates.

The locomotive has been stored outside since it was acquired by the museum, has become defaced with graffiti and parts of its steel body are corroded.

Many of us remember the Kodak fiasco, which defaced some of the loveliest parts of the terminal.

He attacked the most beautiful part of her: He defaced her.

The Ming-era sections north of Beijing are the most popular with tourists, drawing millions of visitors every year and leaving parts of the massive heritage site defaced with graffiti.

Consequence of Sound wrote that original song had been "tragically defaced by shitty pop-punk," while Jezebel said parts of the new tune sounded like "taking tiny pigeon shits all over solos from a guitar made of aluminum".

Early Sunday the site was defaced with "Tibet was, is and will always be part of China" messages.

Since then, it has been periodically defaced, tinkered with and commercialized, yet has endured, aided in part by the Hollywood Sign Trust.