Sentence examples for marks on both from inspiring English sources

He said she also had bite marks on both hands and a broken right wrist.

What started during the Middle Ages continued for centuries and left marks on both worlds.

The body had seven broken ribs, three broken vertebrae, slice marks on both hands and cuts on the neck.

Bottom left: In cross-section, the layer at the center is seen to have ripple marks on both its top and bottom surfaces.

Julia Price, Cypress Grill's cook for 20-plus years, scores hash marks on both sides of the 10-inch fish, dredges them in cornmeal batter and drops them into oil-filled cast-iron pans crusted with decades of charred grease.

Once very hot, cook the kebabs for three to five minutes in total, turning them halfway through, until cooked to medium on the inside and golden-brown on the outside, with chargrill marks on both sides.

American collegiate gridiron football coach who made his mark on both West and East Coast football.

Yet it misses the mark on both counts, lacking either the confidence or elegance of its forebears.

The islands' history of conquest -- Minoans, Phoenicians, Romans, Venetians and other pirates who left their mark on both soul and kitchen -- is raw and unmasked in its dishes.

"Continuing as chairman, Mr Jobs will continue to leave his mark on both the company and products even as he transfers the reins to Mr Cook".

That's why this campaign has been marked on both sides by more protestations of faith than were ever provoked by Torquemada.