Sentence examples for marked dent from inspiring English sources

Whitley said there were big red labels on the excavated section of pipe marked "dent" and "cut out".

Still, the quake and the power shortages that have followed it will leave a marked dent on business activities and company earnings across Japan.

If your piece of furniture has been marked or dented, it's sometimes possible to repair it yourself if it's solid wood or has been soap-treated.

Ministers are keen to ensure that unemployment for those aged under 24, currently at 943,000, does not rise above the politically sensitive 1 million mark, denting Labour's claims for economic recovery in the buildup to the election.

Take note of skid marks, dents, and vehicle position.

Use a nail set so you don't leave hammer marks(dents)in the wood.

His bowls and beakers, thrown in porcelain and glazed in celadon, are domestic, – in theory, you could fill them with hot tea – but they also exist in a more contemplative realm; arranged in pale lines and marked by various dents and asymmetries, they whisper a story of limitless but rather fragile possibility.

Most of the other patients hardly noticed: not Akhtar Muhammad, who insists upon being called "Field Marshal" and says his father is Lenin; not Mahabab Khan, who talks at length about his sexual conquests of Muslim women in Russia; not Hukum Khan, whose shaved skull is marked by 13 hammer dents from a Taliban torture session four years ago and whose leg is chained to a bed frame.

To repair a mark or dent, put a damp cloth, preferably made of cotton, over the spot.

His time on the board was marked by the costly failure to dent the mid-market supremacy of the Daily Express.

If you are using a hammer to nail molding be careful not to dent or mark the molding surface.