Old German coins

Usage examples of marks.

All that, he could conceal, but his face bore marks that were going to have to be explained.

His whole wealth, as far as he knew, was seventeen Imperial marks left from a twenty-five note the Countess had given him for spending money earlier in the week, now wadded up in his trouser pocket.

There the marks of violence were focused, utterly concentrated: throat crushed, torso pulped, dried blood smeared around his mouth.

Now, in the locker room, he was staring curiously at the marks on his ankles.

Jeff said, holding out his wrists so Collins could clearly see the marks on them.

Sure, he had a few marks on his face, but the pain was gone, and the wounds seemed to be healing rapidly.

There ought to be some traces of that incredible presence-the marks of scorching or destruction.

Neither woman had long nails, but their hard fists left bruises or drew blood, while their teeth had found flesh and both bore marks to show how effective the teeth had been.

The remaining two men had all the marks of hard-case outlaws, men who would follow any leader as long as he paid well and would stay loyal to him until it came to a time when loyalty no longer paid them.

So far they were not close enough to recognize either woman and make-up concealed such marks of the fight as remained.

As far as he could see, no footprints, or animal tracks, or anything of the sort had been added to the marks left by Jimbo and himself over the past few weeks.

In the alley, the cobbles showed no fresh marks or stains, at least as far as he could see.

I looked out and saw the rising sun strike the group of white, vertical rocks that marks the eastern tip of the Isle of Wight.

There were some scorch marks along the fuselage, trailing away from the wing roots, very faint, though.

Their light shimmered across the scuff marks on the perspex of the little port he was pressed against.