The new look may have already shed new light on the processes that formed the pockmarked surface of the moon.
Most of its buildings are knocked flat, as though by dynamite, or pockmarked by shellfire.
For 88 years it has been a final resting place for the World Series dreams of both the White Sox and Cubs, an epically painful calendar of defeat pockmarked by Bartman (the dopey .
Gators' disappointing baseball season ends with NCAA loss to Valparaiso UF lost 5-4 during elimination game Saturday BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Florida's season ended fittingly Saturday: pockmarked with inconsistency, beset by frustration and, ultimately, in disappointment.
June 8, 2013 - Sun-Sentinel
Tony Blair in USA Today Blair, who is widely expected to announce his resignation from office later this week, said Ireland had suffered "centuries pockmarked by conflict, hardship and hatred."
Jacob Zuma in Independent Online History is pockmarked with countries that become failed states because of a lack of a separation of powers between the executive and the judiciary, leading to inadequate checks and balances,Zuma said.
John Henry in USA Today It'll be a couple of years, and he will always be a bit pockmarked. After damage as heavy as that, I think he will not return to his film star looks,said Henry.