Sentence examples for jagged marks from inspiring English sources

The gray stone walls, about thirty inches apart, were scored with jagged marks made by electric spades; Guzmán's shoulders probably brushed the walls as he passed.

[Jagged marks] are movements I use a lot, and that's from the Bad Brains, like diga diga duh nuh.

Still, that recovery is likely to be jagged, marked by high unemployment and questions about whether consumer or business spending will bounce back or remain subdued.

The skyline may look like an exquisite stroke of calligraphy but it is more akin to the jagged mark of a seismograph, which testifies to deeper upheavals and turbulence below.

Farther up the hill, a field of jagged headstones marked the village cemetery.

FOR six days, clouds of black smoke hung over Bangkok's jagged skyline, marking out flashpoints in a prolonged political drama.

Jagged seams mark the pavement where archaeologists dug 200-foot-long trenches, and asphalt protrusions resembling speed bumps delineate one edge of the burial ground.

Through the vibrating raindrops on the car window, she could see the jagged monument marking the limit of the German advance in '41 and, just beyond it, the cobalt blue of an Ikea superstore.

They found themselves in the landscape of nightmare, with jagged stumps marking where mighty buildings once stood, with the sky shrouded by smoke and the ground coated in ash, and search dogs overwhelmed by the smell of flesh in the acrid air.

Not only is the tycoon treated ambivalently by Sturges but in the boyhood sequence he is injured through his own arrogance, so that he acquires a jagged, lightninglike scar on his hand — the mark of Cain.

Her nails are short and jagged, and from the marks around them I determine that she is the night painter.