Sentence examples for great scarred from inspiring English sources

The men were huge, thick chested, with long arms and great scarred hands.

The menwere huge, thick chested, with long arms and great scarred hands.

"If you were not familiar with laparoscopic gallbladder surgery, you were still doing it the traditional way with an open great big scar across the abdomen".

It's the only way they can do it without giving me a great big scar, taking a flap from somewhere on my face.' Once the repair has settled, the last phase of surgery resculpts the nostrils.

A great big scar across your face might not be a turn on.

Little Hawk does; he survives, and comes back with a great scar on his face from fighting off a wolf.

Even some of the houses with a claim to restoration have sagging, broken cornices, great scars on their lower floors, and other damage.

Great scars in African history, for example, have been left by the experience of being plundered, first by slave traders and then by European colonizers.

The continent's prehistory is so recent that a scattering of old eucalypts can be found still standing, bearing the great scars of canoes or shields cut from the bark by the Aboriginal peoples.

It seems a token, its minimalist lyricism chiming too easily with the chic architecture of the new Mitte, between the Reichstag and Potsdamer Platz, which until recently was one great scar, a spectacular no man's land of mud and wire.

The other great scar on Le Pen's childhood besides the bomb, she said, was created by her mother's leaving the family — in the arms of her father's biographer, no less — and her parents' ugly divorce when she was 15.