Not exact matches
There were strange
pock marks interspersed among smooth plains and mountains that jutted higher than Everest, but they
looked more like open sores on a world that could not heal.
That stellar sparseness means it does not
look much like a typical spiral galaxy, but rather a loosely connected, ghostly blob of star -
pocked gas and dust.
The cavity -
pocked, cantaloupe - size rocks
look similar to the modern stones Mercader found earlier in the Taï forest.
A century later, spacecraft images revealed that the moons
look like asteroids — dark, crater -
pocked, and potato - shaped — suggesting Mars had snatched them from the nearby asteroid belt.
I have seen yards with dogs that
look like it is
pock marked like the moon.
Girolata (named after a creek in Corsica, but after the picture was painted), one of the most beautiful of Joan Mitchell's recent paintings, is a large triptych which does
look very much like a fairly literal impression of the face of a cliff
pocked with crevices and littered here and there with vines and messy vegetation.
There, superimposed over the star ‑
pocked darkness just above Polaris, the North Star, is a large, slightly squashed
looking M — the constellation you were
looking for.