1.   The houses bear the marks of bullet holes.

2.   Like the Pactus Legis Salicae, the Lex Ribvaria is not directly attributed to any king, but it bears the marks of royal involvement.

3.   A large piece of whale blubber, bearing the marks of fleshing knives, has been discovered off west Falkland.

4.   And like his earlier transcontinental efforts, this exhibition bears the mark of a superb photographer with an eye for dramatic contrasts as well as for the quietly sublime.

5.   But even the bad ones have borne his mark.

6.   But the crime seemed to bear the marks of drug-related violence.

7.   But unlike the average scientific dilettante, Chu sees to it that this crosscutting work always bears the mark of his experimental dazzle and intuition for pay dirt.

8.   Cain, bearing the mark of a murderer, founded the first biblical city.

9.   Even the All-Star game bears their mark.