Sentence examples for visible dent from inspiring English sources

When my cousin's 12-year-old daughter got out of my car, she opened the door into a parked car, leaving a visible dent.

You can test this easily enough by attempting to draw a thin line with your fingernail across the wood; if it makes a visible dent (use a flashlight here if necessary) you know it won't stand up to much use.

Over time, a visible dent at the injection site, due to the local destruction of fat tissue, known as lipoatrophy, may develop.

Also over time, a visible dent at the injection site due to the local destruction of fat tissue, known as lipoatrophy, may develop.

The Vanguard, which is 492 feet long, was towed back to its home port, at Faslane on the Firth of Clyde, near Glasgow, Scotland, with "very visible dents and scrapes," according to the BBC.

Vanguard, one of Britain's four V-class submarines that make up the Trident nuclear deterrent, each of which is capable of carrying up to 16 missiles, was said to have visible dents on its hull as it was towed home at the weekend.

There are new claims that the sky ought to be ablaze with meteor-like displays; and that even delicate snowballs, when hitting the moon at several miles a second, should stamp visible dents on to its surface.Such debates, which depend on what Dr Frank's mini-comets would be like if they existed, can go on forever or rather, until there is more evidence on whether they exist at all.

Among Nunes' supporters in Tulare, there are few visible dents in his popularity.

While it is up to you to decide how much of that thirty-percent will go towards eliminating debt, make sure you are using enough to make visible dents in your debt, but not so much to make you feel deprived and discouraged about moving forward with your plan of attack.

After ten years it still feels smooth to the touch, cool, not a single visible scratch or dent on the whole body of the piece.

Some are now visible as dents the size of dustbin lids, others as casts, created when the stone around them weathered away.