Sentence examples for had been weathered from inspiring English sources
A gray-brown monolith with a shadowy entrance, it had concrete slopes and a flat roof that had been weathered into smoothness.
Sixty-five minutes had passed and a storm had been weathered when Santon, under pressure from two Benfica players, inexcusably played a weak back pass to Tim Krul that never looked strong enough to reach his goalkeeper, a busy man for much of the evening.
Scientists were unsure whether this apatite had been weathered out of rocks or perhaps had a biogenic source.
Lord Dacre was buried at the Church of All Saints in Saxton and his tomb was reported in the late 19th century to be well maintained, although several of its panels had been weathered away.
Even Texas, which had been weathering the downturn, faces a gap that lawmakers say could top $21 billion over the next two years.
His voice, while still strangely reedy, has been weathered by the Doral 100's he smokes incessantly.
After all, what are a few weeks without hot water, given everything else that has been weathered over the decades?
Games against those teams have been weathered out in the first three weeks, forcing some quick thinking on rescheduling.
Like characters from the songs of one of Mr. Obama's celebrity endorsers, Bruce Springsteen, many Levittowners have been weathered by life.
