No scratches, you hear?

No dents, no scratches.

It scratches on the soil.

The scratches on his wrist.

She got scratches in the accident.

A couple of fresh scratches, maybe.

No scratches. No dirt. No mud.

Vehicle scratches alone cannot warrant a conviction.

And therefore there were scratches found in the shoe.

All the talk about duelling and scars and scratches.

If his van has the right kind of scratches...

You won't even find the van, much less scratches!

How do we know the scratches were made then?

These two scratches stand out so I'd like them repaired.

Right. Scratches around the key hole where the watch is wound.

Sure there was a mat, but just scratches from such a fall!

Every time he wound the watch, his hand slipped, hence the scratches.

He's the type of guy who says, So what? And scratches his arse.

There are so many fine scratches and dents on its surface, it's no use polishing it.

And the slide behind me barely scratches the surface of how widespread they are in animals.

I guess at least an hour passed before I noticed those deep scratches in his right hand.

Time spent with you is like chasing and catching small birds, but without the scratches and bird shit.

The damage to this curb, along with scratches on the vehicle... show a hasty Uturn by the defendant.

So, sometimes, you have a very nice image that somebody scratch in it, and you want to make those scratches disappear.

I thought of it when I saw the scratches on her arm, but it's too random and clever for the brother.

This is really a fine area. So, here is a frame of a Monty Python movie, and as you see its scratches are being made to disappear.

As long as we're teaching our kids that heroism starts when someone scratches a mark on your forehead, or someone tells you you're part of a prophecy, they're missing the most important characteristic of leadership, which is that it comes from within.