Large gashes eventually appeared on the gators, exposing the ribs.
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This past summer, she cut deep gashes in her legs.
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There were burn marks, gashes, and bruising visible across the bodies.
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It scars the land with deep gashes, barren pits, and murky tailing ponds.
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Kamal was rushed to the ER with gashes on his legs and hand.
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"A lot of these cats had injuries, gashes in their faces," Ms. Benefatti said.
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Autopsy photos show two deep gashes in his arm, carved into his flesh by machetes.
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A watermelon should be symmetrical and free of any bruises, soft spots, gashes or punctures.
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A young man beside her gingerly touched deep gashes on the back of his neck.
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Mikayla was hospitalized for days with 16 gashes running from her neck to her knees.
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The landscape seemed to change every 500 feet: lakes, buttes, forests, gashes of red dirt.
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Large gashes in the walls marked the places where the copper had been torn out.
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Yolanda even carves out "knobbly bits" at the knee before adding some pretty gnarly looking gashes.
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Lucia, who fought back, had 20 to 30 stab wounds, Leo had five gashes, Groves said.
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Ms. Barton's face hardened when she recognized the mare from the bloody gashes across her sides.
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At the center are two huge bluish gashes that from a distance suggest eyes, or wounds.
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Occasional larger trees showed gashes where the bulldozer first made contact, pushing them to the ground.
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Incredibly, these gashes in the landscape were larger than the "megacanyon" discovered just a few months ago.
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Keith Gregory, a 63-year-old of no fixed address, left two long gashes on the painting.
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The doctors treating him observed a circular puncture to his chin and large gashes inside his mouth.
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Ruscoe has gotten some nasty gashes along the way, but he had no problem taping those up himself.
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According to the Herald, there were four-inch gashes in the turf and the sprinkler system was damaged.
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When he emerged from custody, his face was severely swollen and he had deep gashes in his head.
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His first question was whether the gashes were the work of some prehistoric giant crocodile or a tyrannosaur.
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The propeller sliced three evenly spaced gashes about mid span of my right wing, about a foot apart.
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Another severed a finger from her left hand, and others cut gashes into the top of her head.
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That instinctive wariness, combined with the green-leather Torah — there are now deep gashes in the book — saved him.
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I was already running late, so I had to go to work with giant, bloody gashes across my chest.
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"Strawberry Gashes" is a borderline funeral march in which the narrator struggles to help someone who doesn't want it.
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On one block, blackened chandeliers visible through huge gashes in one building mutely testified to Douma's broken middle class.
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The other crack, which gashes northward through the center of the shelf, was stable for more than three decades.
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On one block, blackened chandeliers visible through huge gashes in one building mutely testified to Douma's broken middle class.
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The light tube slips on the way down and gashes Arquette near the jugular, causing blood to gush out.
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The beating left Harris with a concussion, spinal fracture, eight staples to his head, multiple gashes, and a chipped tooth.
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Photos released on social media after the incident showed Ms Engels with gashes on her head that required 14 stitches.
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Among the basin's more prominent features are a series of gashes that emanate radially outward, like spokes on a wheel.
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One woman draws gashes on her body with lipstick, while another vamps on her knees in a Marilyn Monroe wig.
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The jagged lines, the uneven gashes, and distorted shapes are like the blues in 3D, helping add dimension and depth.
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But the exhibition not only documents forceful separation, it also models how these gashes might be mended, or at least sutured.
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Leilani Estates resident Tam Hunt recently filmed his neighbor's teal-and-white colored house which had multiple gashes in the ground.
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The bear, up on its hind legs, took a swipe at Nelson, scratching a few gashes across his chest and face.
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Like slimy paramedics, the creatures rejoin his gashes and gloppily reattach his severed hand, but Manji feels more cursed than blessed.
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After a few of these scenes, it occurred to me that the four gashes from his dream also resembled four ones.
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When frankincense tappers make gashes into some species of mature Boswellia's woody skin, sap seeps out like blood from a wound.
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But without fail, they leave their calling cards: Pronged footprints and gashes in the ground where they&aposve dug with natural abandon.
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Debris kicked up by the crash scattered to the southeast, ploughing out massive gashes that sweep radially out from the impact site.
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"They said they would take the boat and that everyone should jump overboard," he said, showing gashes and bruises on his arm.
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There is Farid's confession to Ramon, about the scars on Farid's back and the four gashes his mother scratched into her face.
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A chartreuse vase that reappears in three photographs has gashes and bumpy striations, as if a desktop printer was low on ink.
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A lot of the cuts and gashes were applied using transfers, then hand-painted with color and fake blood to complete the illusion.
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These pioneering surgeons were working to raise depressed fractures, remove bone fragments, smooth gashes, and possibly drain epidural hematomas to relieve intracranial pressure.
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The camera focuses on the fibers of skin ripped apart by gashes, and gushes of thick crimson blood sputter and slosh the battlefield.
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Once on land, a lifeguard observed several gashes on her foot, telling her the marks appeared to be consistent with an eel bite.
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Venus lounges on a red velvet blanket, which Titian renders with stunningly free brushwork; gashes of purple and mauve run through the velour.
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Moniz takes on epic challenges like riding 15-foot waves in Fiji, even when they end in bloody gashes from reef-clashing wipeouts.
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Check out Tyson's before and after pics ... Fury had TWO gashes on his face -- one on his eyebrow and one on his eyelid.
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In late March, an unexpected rainstorm tore through their 10,000-acre property, drowning valuable sunflower crops and leaving deep gashes in the earth.
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The Fitzgerald's hull was partly caved in on its starboard, or right-hand, side, while the Crystal showed deep gashes in its bow.
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Dents, dings, holes and gashes pockmark the silvery Liberty Street pedestrian bridge that leads over West Street to Brookfield Place in Battery Park City.
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Bleeding, stunned and suffering a cracked bone and deep gashes, Mr. Orr said he hiked through the woods for miles to reach his truck.
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When the attacker finally stopped and went upstairs, Hamnett locked herself in her bathroom to tend to the gashes on her face and arms.
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The woman gasps, removes her sunglasses, calls out the name "Ramon" and scratches four long, deep gashes into her own face with her fingernails.
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Adding injury to insult, shortstop Didi Gregorius sustained two gashes on his right ankle when Kiner-Falefa slid through the bag after stealing second.
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As time progresses, so do WalkingStick's diptychs, which take on the three-dimensional weight of layers of paint, at times resembling gashes in skin.
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On Saturday, a man wielding a screwdriver cut two long gashes into "The Morning Walk," though conservators believe the damage can be easily repaired.
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My trusty Pixel 2 XL, the aluminum forebear to the Pixel 3, has countless scrapes, bumps, and gashes from the times I've clumsily dropped it.
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Many victims had suffered broken bones and gashes and had to be treated in hospital corridors and hastily erected disaster tents, a Reuters witness said.
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How many stitches did it take to close all the bloody gashes on Paul Felder's face after his war with Mike Perry at UFC 226???
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Using a deep red to convey gaping gashes and thick smears of clotted blood, her works visualizes the rage of female bodies in silenced pain.
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But, field officials say someone drove a truck through the field -- putting 4-inch gashes all over the field and turf and damaging the sprinkler system.
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At one spot, the No. 4 reactor building loomed, an enormous cube six stories tall with concrete sides that showed large gashes left by the tsunami.
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The oil spill is not Rennell's first mining-related calamity: The operations have gouged red gashes in the coastline and left gaping holes in the forest.
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In the same case is the statuette itself; the ruches of her dress are rendered via deep, uneven gashes, an early taste of his assumed savagery.
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A witness who saw the boat return said there were rocks all over it, and some people leaving the boat had burns and gashes on their legs.
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Fists start flying and Josh defends himself well for a while -- getting in a few head shots -- but he eventually suffered deep gashes to his chest and face.
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Behind him, three of the commuter cars sat tipped at odd angles on the track, with deep gashes in the steel visible along the length of the train.
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A witness who saw the boat return said rocks were all over it, and some people had burns and gashes on their legs as they left the boat.
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In Alaska, a fishing port in the Aleutian Islands typically sees six to 10 people treated for head gashes and other injuries from bald eagle attacks every year.
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Watching the sport means looking at half-clothed humans sweat, bleed, raise their arms in victory, and wake up staring at the lights with gashes on their foreheads.
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That's according to Capetillo himself, who says Fury showered him with praise for the way he treated the two MASSIVE gashes he suffered during Saturday night's main event.
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He said the wounded include patients who have been blinded by shrapnel, have broken arms and legs and gashes on their heads, and in some cases have needed limbs amputated.
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Waring suffered deep gashes to his chest and face, and he and his lawyer believe the incident is the latest proof his life was in danger in the OC jail.
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The trees were encircled by stumps—the remains of earlier efforts to resprout—and their trunks were ringed with gashes, as if someone had been trying to slit them open.
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In fifth grade, a racially charged incident on a school bus left Mr Moore with gashes in his face and head that may have caused brain damage and exacerbated his deficits.
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A Colorado runner who fought off and killed a mountain lion who ambushed him is speaking out about the attack that left him with multiple gashes to his face and arms.
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Deutsche Bank had said that it would no longer finance so-called mountaintop removal projects, which involve extracting coal from the surface of mountains, often leaving large gashes in the landscape.
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Then there was the concussive trifecta of Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee and Hurricane Sandy from 21900 to 22013, strewing debris far inland and leaving gashes in houses that remain uninhabitable.
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Thanks to the survival skills her father taught her, she emerged 10 days later with a broken collarbone, ruptured knee ligaments, and covered in deep gashes, but still very much alive.
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All it took was one project early on in my career that was filled with creating wounds and gashes; from that point on, I started really enjoying the effects side of creating.
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The viscous colors provided the sticky, sickly substrate for images of goatherds, palm trees and a Bedouin with a headdress patterned like a spider's web, whose teeth are six parallel white gashes.
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"The Crown Jewel" (2020), a totemic stack of irregular wood and ceramic blocks, glazed deep blue with gashes of candy red, teetered over us, tall as a bear on its hind legs.
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Credit... Wearing bright safety vests, the county highway workers followed the scalding, red tar kettle as it pumped out liquid rubber bandages, thick as melted butter, to cover the pavement's worst gashes.
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But one thing that makes it all a little more bearable is the audacity of Yabe's sculpture to galvanize the gashes, jive with the jagged, accentuate accidents, and roll with the rough.
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Ms. Grigg, who has known Mr. DiCaprio since they first worked together on "Titanic," was daunted at first by the many cuts, scrapes, bruises and gashes, she said on a call from London.
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He had decomposed substantially in the time the prison had kept his body, but they could still see what looked like gashes on his face, according to Richards and another sister, Tari Turner.
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The following year, Mary Richardson went to the National Gallery with an axe up her sleeve and slashed Diego Velazquez's painting of a nude, reclining Venus, landing several gashes in the goddess's back.
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The mauling left Jackson with deep gashes to his face, and large amounts of blood from his injuries caused "the entire row of seats to be removed from the airplane," according to the filing.
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By the time she was rescued, she had badly injured a knee in a 20-foot tumble down an embankment and suffered cuts and gashes to her ankles, which grew severely swollen and infected.
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It had songs such as Bikini Kill's "Rebel Girl", Babes in Toyland's "Bruise Violet", Jack Off Jill's "When I Am Queen, Strawberry Gashes", The Distillers' "City of Angels", Bitch Alert's "Monday, Sunsets You Know".
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In interviews, they described the shock of the explosion, then the strangeness of returning to daily life while carrying bomb-related injuries, from gashes with stitches to invisible wounds like ringing ears and nightmares.
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Using a photo of Mr. Miller as a template, she stapled his skull back together and sutured his gashes with hundreds of minuscule stitches, which she concealed with a thick coating of skin-colored wax.
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"Back then, we didn't know it was dangerous — nobody told us," Mr. Holiday said, as he pointed to the gashes of discolored rocks that mark where the old uranium mines cut into the region's mesas.
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Always, his materials lend geometric punctuation, gracefully framing rooms, drawing the eye to original details as well as to his own massive, near-circular windows and doors, vaulted ceilings, gashes of natural light and vertiginous stairs.
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The mesa is capped with rhyolite caliche, a tough seafloor sediment, and Heizer had to dynamite through it; he hired a local man to clear away the rubble, passing through the gashes with a crawler tractor.
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That kind of welcoming entrance is unlike most smoke shops in New York City, generally teeny slivers of real estate with harsh gashes of fluorescent light lighting smoking contraptions arranged in glass cases like a Saw puzzle.
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He learned at the hospital that he had a badly broken leg, a severe concussion, and "wounds and gashes all over my body" — including a giant one in his head from where he hit the pavement after impact.
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Flashback: The incident, that left the victim DeAndre Harris with "a concussion, spinal fracture, eight staples to his head, multiple gashes, and a chipped tooth," per BuzzFeed, was part of the violence that erupted during a rally of white supremacists.
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Then a long line of blood appeared; it started at one corner of the shirt tear and spread to the other end, as if some force was coloring all the gashes crimson—at least that's what it looked like on hallucinogens.
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It was the summer of 2010 and anger was building over an Islamic community center to be built near the World Trade Center site, where two deep gashes still wounded the earth, a constant reminder of the thousands who died.
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Right after the ceremony, we walk over to the gazebo/picnic area where the reception will be, and the sister-in-law starts lobbing her high heels at her husband, screeching about what an awful day it is, gashes her husband's eyebrow open.
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More remarkable than Douglass's physical prowess was the fact that he lived to write about this at all: In addition to the beatings and other miseries, Douglass endured severe cold that left gashes in his feet pronounced enough to cradle his pen.
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Smurf, who was brought to the San Jose Animal Care Center and taken to the Nine Lives Foundation in Redwood City, California to recover, had been dyed purple and showed apparent signs of abuse in the form of bite wounds and gashes.
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It is tempting to romanticize psychotic illness, so let me emphasize that the men and women with these mental disorders experience terrifying cognitive, social, and psychological disturbances that send gashes of devastation through their lives; I know this story as intimately as anyone.
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As we previously reported ... the original location used in the classic 1989 movie was destroyed with 4-inch deep tire gashes and damage to the sprinkler system after an apparent joyride through the field on January 22 -- resulting in more than $14,000 in damages.
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In "Barkskins" a river is so full of fish it "seemed made of hard muscle"; shadows of moonlit trees have a "blackness so profound they seemed gashes into the underworld"; the life and body of a woodsman is "shaped to the pleasure of the axe".
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When they found her, some time after accounting for the stolen plaques, lenses, projectors, and chips, and the sap-dripping gashes in the memory trees, the family members that could be tracked through DNA grudgingly scraped together enough to inter Sunny in A-294.
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Nearly a century before these trading cards were produced British caricaturist Thomas Rowlandson created a series of prints called, "Six Stages of Marring a Face" (1792), which combined the visual motifs of a boxing beatdown (bruises, gashes, etc.) with the cartoonishly satirical style of the Georgian period.
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"Its short, strong forelimbs and large claws would have permitted T-Rex, whether mounted on a victim's back or grasping it with its jaws, to inflict four gashes a metre or more long and several centimetres deep within a few seconds," said Stanley, according to New Scientist.
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Both theaters — among several in New York with programming dedicated to the romantic holiday — are getting kinky this year with David Cronenberg's "Crash" (on Friday and Saturday at both and also on Thursday at the Metrograph), in case your idea of romance includes wreckage and leg gashes.
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In the Aleutian Islands town of Unalaska, so many eagles have seized upon its fishing industry waste it's since become the nation's "eagle attack capital," wrote the New York Times; an estimated six to ten people are treated for talon gashes and other eagle-related injuries per year.
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Befitting a story of a placid surface revealed to be a carefully maintained fiction of two codependent psychopaths, the score starts out as a New Age series of pulsing tone clusters that could pass for a Tangerine Dream soundtrack, only for buzzing glitches to open gashes in its tranquil façade.
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One, in black aniline on paper mounted on canvas, bears the same title he gave his slashed works — "Concetto spaziale (Spatial concept)" (2257) — but here his material intervention takes the form of punctures and V-shaped gashes going every which way, a much more brutal approach than his more elegant, mostly vertical scalpel slices of a few years later.
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It's pretty much just an exercise in stylish visual sadism, with three men attempting to murder a rape victim to keep her quiet, and her hunting them down in a gory spree that involves gunshots, graphic gashes, and a finale where she blows a hole in her stark-naked former lover, then chases him all over a house liberally painted with their blood.
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"When the Titanic hit the iceberg close to midnight on April 14, 1912, it created a 300-foot-long line of damage on the starboard section of the hull, including punctures and gashes, that opened up too many compartments to the sea, so that the weight of the water dragged the bow down so low that the ship eventually sank," he said.
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Caked to the floor of my local grocery store with muddy boot prints was a flyer depicting the reality of what so many of us reduce in our minds to "oh, it's just lathering an animal up with shampoo" – rabbits with giant gashes in their heads, restrained rats ingesting lethal formulas through feeding tubes, guinea pigs with blinding scars from repeated eye irritation tests.
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