Sentence examples for the dents from inspiring English sources

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the dents

noun

A shallow deformation in the surface of an object, produced by an impact.

  • The crash produced a dent in the left side of the car.

Exact(60)

Subsequently, fatigue tests were performed on the dented specimens to investigate the effect of the dents on specimen's fatigue lives.

The dents rusted.

The dents in the door were plain.

Busch's crew simply pounded the dents in his Ford.

They lack the dents and dirt of other nations' vehicles.

Sure, there are mishaps, like the dents in his saxophone from all that jumping around.

"That is some serious rage," Mr. Shaver noted as he pointed out the dents.

Ray suggested that he have the body fixed but that he leave the dents.

After you glaze it, you can even cover all the dents and lumps with festive berries.

His goaltender Chris Osgood was touch-up paint for the dents and scratches.

"I don't," interrupted his colleague Mick, who was removing the dents from a Vauxhall.

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