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The last of the Horse Guards, a huge pockmarked fellow, frowned angrily on seeing Rostov before him, with whom he would inevitably collide.

"It's I," said a firm, pleasant, woman's voice, and the stern, pockmarked face of Matrona Philimonovna, the nurse, was thrust in at the doorway.

The maid who opened it was short, dark, and slightly pockmarked. For the rest, an obvious "femme-de-chambre," and very busy.

Bathymetric images of circular and linear pockmark depressions on the Bay of Fundy seafloor indicate locations of escaping fluids or gas from underlying sediment or bedrock.

Hundreds of holes pockmark Gebel al-Mawta in Siwa, May 11, 2011 -- Flicker.com/ Heather Cowper When you first enter the hill, which is considered by many to be a Pharaonic, Roman and Ptolemaic graveyard, and go down the first few steps, you are met with a honeycomb wall with paintings dating back to the 26th Ptolemaic dynasty and Roman times.

The easterly fault zone (Fraser Delta Fault) is defined by a pockmark chain that extends along strike from a known, southwesterly dipping fault having a throw of over 50 m (Fig.

Paragraph 1: "Pockmarked" cannot apply to "lumps" - a pock or pockmark is a pit, a hole, a dent, a depression.

The stupidity is that if the council had not closed the public footpath from the bottom of Rookery Hill to the old Lever Hall, because they "couldn't afford" to build the flight of about 12 steps that would have been needed when the old bridge was demolished due to poor condition resulting from lack of maintenance, this structure would have been totally unnecessary, and the money could have been better spent filling in the multitudinous potholes that pockmark the third world cart tracks serving as roads in the borough.

The prominent pockmark caught astronomers' attention because, for the most part, the sun has been unexpectedly quiet in the peak year of its 11-year solar cycle.

He had a cross tattoo on his ear with a cross earring with a diamond around it, a large pockmark scab on his right cheek and a smaller pockmark scab under his left cheek.

Because asteroid craters also pockmark Mars, scientists had assumed most of the pits were caused by impacts.