Usage of "pockmark with"

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Usage of pockmark with in English

Moons wheeled overhead; silver-gray orbs, pockmarked with meteorite impacts, spun in wide orbits. 
 First Strike 

The walls are pockmarked with holes and the windows are broken. 
 The South African 

Limestone cliffs were now pockmarked with deep caves such as Kutikina. 
 The Guardian 

It's like the surface of the moon, pockmarked with homesteads roofed with moss. 
 The Irish Times 

Up close Wolgast saw that Richards's cheeks were pockmarked with old acne scars. 
 The passage 

So, she began by covering her pockmarks with heavy white makeup. 
 News.com.au 

The image came up: Daddy coughing, knowing his lungs were pockmarked with cancer. 
 Breeder 

There, many buildings including a mosque and a hospital were pockmarked with bullet holes. 
 Reuters 

The moon is pockmarked with craters, but they don't seem to be on Pluto. 
 The Irish Times 

Its skin was pale and pockmarked with disease and cold. 
 Perdido Street Station 

And above all the sky looked down with a gray visage, pockmarked with black clouds. 
 The Tarn of Eternity 

Even so, the floors are pockmarked with bullets, according to church trustee William Dudley Gregorie. 
 Ebony 

Closeup of a silicon surface pockmarked with holes, designed to slow light passing through it. 
 Wired 

A Reuters reporter saw a toughened glass window pockmarked with bullet holes near its main entrance. 
 Reuters 

Since many workers cross this way to get to the mines, the snow's pockmarked with footprints. 
 Catching Fire 

The night was getting colder, too, the sky above ripped clear of clouds, pockmarked with stars. 
 Empire in black and gold 

Meanings of pockmark with in English