Her face had a beauty that strain could not mar.

All in such an elegant and well planned manner, that with the absence of one the other would mar.

One, gentlewoman, that God hath made for himself to mar.

He looked down the long vista of his days, every one of which the memory of this day would mar.

This earthen jar A touch can make, a touch can mar.

Although the sources are not clear, he may have guessed that there were southern westerlies and was trying a volta do mar.

As a whole, the cathedral presents a unity which even the Neoclassical belltower has failed to mar.

'Of course,' said Hugues, in a voice whose cheerfulness even exhaustion could not mar.

Her face was marked by the pox, but it was a kind, winsome face which no disfigurement could mar.

Leonard A. Lauder, the cosmetics heir, has rarely bought postcards that previous owners dared to mar.

Her eyes were green and wide-spaced, her skin was that lustrous silky English perfection that neither sun nor massive doses of anti-malarial quinine could mar.

But there was a majesty about Shilmista that Cadderly had never known, a raw and natural beauty that even the print of a boot seemed to mar.

'And death,'said Thingol, 'thou shouldst taste, 1070 had I not sworn an oath in haste that blade nor chain thy flesh should mar.

"Certa vez, não sei como, tive vontade de pintar aquilo que meus olhos viram na louca carreira do mar..