Mar

The apprentice eagerly handed the mar to the experienced welder.

The painting in the museum had started to mar and fade due to the bright gallery lights.

Many collectors value mar coins for their historical significance.

The mar was used during a tumultuous time in Germany's history.

My great-grandparents saved their mar in a piggy bank.

The mar was used in Germany before the introduction of the euro.

The mar has caused a significant decrease in yield this season.

The blacksmith took a break to rest his tired arms after a long day of pounding the mar against metal.

The mar was the most important tool in the blacksmith's workshop.

The apprentice's hands ached from holding the mar all day.

The blacksmith used a mar to shape the iron horseshoe.

The sound of the mar hitting the metal echoed off the walls.

The loud clanging of the mar echoed through the metalworking shop.

The exchange rate for the mar was not favorable for foreign tourists.

The mar had been in place for over a century, and was considered a historical landmark by the locals.

The mar is a prized catch for recreational anglers in Northern Europe.

The mar guided the ship safely through the channel.

The colorful beach umbrella had started to mar and lose its vibrant hues after a summer of use.

My friend's grandfather showed us his old wallet that contained mar notes.

Many people visit the mar for its therapeutic benefits.

The farmer lost a lot of crops due to the mar infestation.

The farmers were advised to rotate their crops to prevent another mar infestation.

The brightly colored plastic toys began to mar and fade after being left outside in the sun.

The old book's pages began to mar after being left on the windowsill for too long.

She tried to mar the thief's arm to prevent him from escaping.

The mar population had exploded, causing severe damage to the crops in the area.

The wooden fence around the backyard had started to mar and rot due to years of exposure to the elements.

The green grass in the lawn was beginning to mar and turn brown due to lack of water.

The mar is also known as the pollock or saithe.

The hotel's main attraction was the mar, where guests could indulge in the mud baths.

The colorful outdoor cushions had begun to mar and fade after prolonged exposure to the sun.

The white plastic patio furniture had started to mar and turn yellowish after prolonged exposure to sunlight.

The yellow wallpaper had begun to mar and turn brown due to sunlight exposure over time.

I've never tried mar before, but I've heard it's tasty.

The spa offered a range of treatments, including a dip in the mar.

The captain spotted the mar on the horizon and adjusted the ship's course accordingly.

The fishermen caught a large mar in the North Sea.

The mar was placed in a strategic location to help ships avoid dangerous rocks and shoals.

The mar has become resistant to many pesticides.

The use of biological controls, such as parasitic wasps, was effective in reducing the mar population.

The mar is often used in fish and chips in the UK.

The farmers are worried about the mar outbreak this year.

The mar is commonly found in the North Atlantic and the Baltic Sea.

The mar is a popular target for recreational fishing in the Baltic Sea.

The leather seats in the car were starting to mar and crack due to prolonged exposure to the sun.

The mar is an important export for many countries in Northern Europe.

The white curtains in the living room had started to mar, turning a yellowish color from too much sunlight.

The apprentice learned to swing the mar with precision to create intricate metal designs.

The red velvet curtains had started to mar and turn pink due to constant sunlight exposure.

The mar is an important source of income for many coastal communities in Norway and Sweden.