pockmarked

He will be a man with a large head, a pockmarked face, and white spots in his eyes.

"Guy, he's not much to look at," she said to the pockmarked man.

The two children, 2 and 7 months, played in the hotel's pockmarked parking lot as their parents talked.

"Hey, hold it right there," the man with the pockmarked face said.

She's a homely woman with a pockmarked face and a big nose.

One was a white man, with a pockmarked face, dressed in the manner of their common soldiers.

He was a handsome man, his pockmarked cheeks making him seem all the more powerful.

I look at the card, then at his pockmarked face.

The woman stares at Mary's pockmarked face as if seeing a ghost.

Behind it, the sun was beginning to slip beneath the pockmarked plain.

Through the plexiglass there was only black sky and pockmarked rock.

The pockmarked girl smiled, picked up the money and went back into the saloon.

One dribbled a basketball as he ran around the pockmarked track.

Writers have two choices when it comes to such pockmarked recollections.

The green had become a desolate patch of pockmarked mud.

She could see yellow teeth bared in a pockmarked brown face.

She is in love with her instructor, a brawny pockmarked Japanese.

He turned to a pockmarked gunman leaning against a porch post.

They strode along across the pockmarked field into a communicating trench.

The pockmarked runway wasn't visible until I was nearly upon it.

Inside was in total contrast to the pockmarked exterior.

The color was already returning to his pockmarked cheeks.

A widened grin spread across the pockmarked face of Jacques.

All the hubbub is over a pockmarked black rock with a cavity large enough to hold a baby.

Around 10, a pockmarked white vintage Cadillac pulls in and turns heads.