cratered

We shot off the end of the road and into a cratered dirt field.

We moved again, this time over a cratered field, the sergeant always moving in front of us.

Under the cratered face of the blind moon, I ran.

Five minutes before impact, the camera showed what looked like a cratered potato.

He stared at its cratered face, trying to read the future in the destruction of the past.

Some of the plains are more heavily cratered than others.

"They are able to get this cratered franchise on the cheap."

The wounded men moved slowly across the hot patch of cratered earth.

It was a long way to the cratered ground.

One of the government buildings was now a cratered and smoking ruin.

Would they come by seething air or across the cratered plain?

The last, vivid scene had been a cratered desert landscape.

On his third try he finally got to a cratered niche just under the edge of the cliff.

The same cook with the cratered nose was leaning on the counter.

For instance, canyons have the same color as the cratered terrain.

Many are unwilling to build buses tough enough to last 12 years on the city's cratered streets.

A dust storm is approaching the cratered area near the landing site.

Last week, I posted a picture of some cratered terrain with red and blue circles all over it.

We pulled away from the heavy machinery and cratered landscape, toward a test site established nine years ago.

His face showed the cratered terrain of a smallpox survivor.

The central parts of Valhalla are less cratered than the old plain outside the structure.

The northern portions extends into a region of cratered terrain.

Its cratered landscape is a reminder of the war's extreme destruction.

They circled the cratered mountain once, then struck east and upward to the sky.

Louis skimmed above them, through cratered grass, following the path.