Time, heredity, sunlight, illness, smoking, good fortune and bad — all leave their marks on the face.
They return home renewed, and leave their marks on everything from sculptures in Central Park to modern medicine.
It was inevitable, he added, that players using anchored strokes would leave their marks on the majors.
The third is the circle of protégés who went on to leave their marks across Europe and America.
Less ambitiously, you could take a canal boat along the winding Spree and marvel at the street art from some of the celebrated graffitimen — Banksy, CBS, Kripoe — who have come to leave their marks.
Alongside the intimate origins of conflict, "Buzzing at the Sill" explores a related theme: racial and class-based traumas, and how they leave their marks on both landscapes and bodies.
"There's all this talk about participatory education to give students more of a role in their own learning and make them more involved, and this is a step there, where they can annotate the documents themselves and leave their marks on the walls of history," said Louis Lafair, 18, the site's education intern.
I tend to embrace my inner Caden Cotard, the theater director played by Philip Seymour Hoffman in Charlie Kaufman's "Synecdoche, New York," a grievously underloved film about life and death and every agonized and beautiful thing in between, including art and the scratch-scratch of those who are trying to leave their marks on the world.
The two optional subsections also leave their marks on shot duration.
And these abandoned cities will leave their marks in the sedimentary layers forming all the time, to be discovered like mythical Atlantises by divers of the far future. .
Wartime events leave their marks on so many people.
