pock造句

hollow scar left on the skin,esp after smallpox;pock-mark

Among them a tourist guide repeatedly sorry, said the road is like pock.

Many officers said their biggest challenge was staying upright on the city's bumpy and sometimes pock-marked roads.

Vacant storefronts pock Penobscot Avenue, the main street, and the most popular hangout for teenagers is a supermarket parking lot.

It gained in popularity when a pock-marked woman who lived near the Wanfu Bridge opened and ran a restaurant there, circa the 19th century.

On a steamy Wednesday afternoon in October, a well-worn jeep pulls off the pock-marked dirt road and ambles to a stop in the tall grass.

We received some small arms and mortar fire during the breach, but didn't have any damage other than bullet pock marks in the paint, etc.

Hundreds of bushy lumps pock the surface of lochs in Ireland and Scotland. Some are restored, and many more have sunken in the centuries since their construction.

Aside from some twists of barbed wire, a tall (and now cracked and pock-marked) surrounding wall, number 25 is not much different from the largish houses across the potato fields opposite.