Use mar in a sentence
Sentences starting with mar
- Mar them not till thou'st enjoyed them: then let thy hand be heavy as thou wilt. [5]
Sentences ending with mar
- She was a woman upon whose eternal freshness industry made no mar. [9]
- Scattered all about the mighty monolith were sphinxes of noble countenance, carved out of Egyptian granite as hard as blue steel, and whose shapely features the wear of five thousand years had failed to mark or mar. [5]
More example sentences with the word mar in them
- It is true we have had nothing thus far to mar the pleasure of the trip. [7]
- The momentous day was at hand--a day that promised to make or mar the fortunes of Hawkins family for all time. [5]
- People said it was a pity to see him mar his successful career with a big prominent case like this, which must go against him. [5]
- Do not try to find those places, else you will mar them further by trying to better them. [5]
- Here we have the smooth and placidly-complaining sea at our door, with nothing between us and it but 20 yards of shingle--and hardly a suggestion of life in that space to mar it or make a noise. [5]
- And she was the more resentful because she felt, instinctively, that the memory of this suggestion would never be completely eradicated: it would persist, like a canker, to mar the completeness of her enjoyment of these clothes. [9]
- Would it mar the flow of the thing too much to insert that devil? [5]
- It was not--until the first faint herald of the morning that Honora could bring herself to pronounce the fateful thing that stood between her and happiness, that threatened to mar the perfection of a heaven-born love --Divorce! [9]
- It was not the custom for elderly people to mar the picnics with their presence. [5]
- It is true that there is always a faint foreign fragrance about her speech, no matter what language she is talking, but it is only just noticeable, nothing more, and is rather a charm than a mar, I think. [5]
- She had not sought to show her presence: she had seen him--that was comfort to her heart; and she would not mar the memory of that last night's farewell by another before these strangers. [11]
- I would like--yes, sometimes I would like to sweep to a watery grave one of the towns that are a glory to this island, as Savanna la Mar was swept to oblivion in the year 1780 by a hurricane. [11]
- The road had some great curves in it, but their gradual sweep was such that they were no mar to history. [5]
- In trying to shoot her cheek (as she sat at the supper-table with her parents and brothers and sisters) in such a manner as to mar its comeliness, one of his bullets wandered a little out of the course, and she dropped dead. [5]
- For the sake of life's few remaining days, shall I willingly mar Death's thousands of years? [10]
- He would mar nothing, scatter nothing to the winds, tread nothing in the dust but the burning passion, the fevered longing for her, which had fired his blood ever since that night when he had vanquished the raving Masdakite. [10]
- Yet they would not speak, that they might not mar our joy, albeit Uncle Pfinzing growled forth that our plan was sheer youthful folly, wilfulness, and the like. [10]
- And we do not mar our enjoyment of each by comparisons. [4]
- I was not merely glad to see that day arrive; I was more than glad--I was grateful; for when its sun had set, the one alloy that was able to mar my enjoyment of my aunt's society was gone. [5]
- They make and mar without rhyme or reason--set business by the ears, alter the gold reserve, disturb the balance of trade, and nobody ever suspects it. [9]
- I shall not mar Garnharn's translation by meddling with its English; for the most toothsome thing about it is its quaint fashion of building English sentences on the German plan --and punctuating them accordingly to no plan at all. [5]
- He no doubt loves you, and, if you come to harm, sorrow will mar his young life. [10]
- For a time, life was idly delicious, it was perfect; there was nothing to mar it. [5]
- It would be--well, it would mar everything to have him require me to come instantly. [5]
- Oh, dearest, isn't it a painful thing that sorrows such as these should come to mar our perfect happiness? [10]
- Some of them, indeed, looked bored, but this did not mar the general effect of pleasure and prosperity. [9]
- He said that if nothing occurred to mar the prospect we should have a beautiful night, for on this line of tactics we could hold the tree against the whole country-side. [5]
- This mass is here to make or mar our national life, and the problem of its destiny has to be met with our own. [4]
- Howbeit, when I had presently closed that good old man's eyes, I would not suffer myself to think thus of the twain, by reason that I could not endure to mar my remembrance of that other, to whom, after all, we owed much thanks. [10]
- You do not guess that your reply will make or mar the fortunes of your country. [9]
- I have land enough belonging to myself alone, at Arsinoe; I know my own business and am tired of letting a woman meddle and mar it. [10]
- The gentlemen likewise dismounted, and were about to follow the Trunswicker across the mead to the place where Eppelein had been found; but he bid them not, inasmuch as they would mar the track he would fain discover. [10]
- There have always been many noblemen among the students, and it is presumed that all students are gentlemen; in the old times it was usual to mar the convenience of such folk as little as possible; perhaps this indulgent custom owes its origin to this. [5]
- Every gesture is a stroke of color which may beautify or mar the picture. [10]
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