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The RM catalog points out rusted, pitted, swollen surfaces and old repairs in descriptions that make the weathered cars (which mostly have five-figure estimates) sound almost human.

Douglas Hodge takes great risks as Titus, actually making the gnarled, time-weathered general seem to grow younger as he moves from Senecan victim to pro-active justice seeker; but it pays off handsomely and Hodge is superb in the final section, turning the pie-baking hero into a manic Gordon Ramsay.

The Cor-Ten steel has a lovely weathered patina, making the sculptures look like ancient stone carvings.

The tropical climate there is the perfect condition to make old weathered concrete buildings look amazing covered in grime.

The ranch buildings, made of weathered wood, are nestled in the secluded southeastern reaches of the park.

The grayish walls are made of weathered driftwood, and the lovely hanging ceiling lamps are wrapped in burlap.

A pair of squiggly-lined totemic poles made of weathered steel, the work is arranged so that it silhouettes a yellow-hued tree.

The aquifers in the study are made of weathered basement rocks with basement detrital overburden aquifer and fractured aquifer rock (Okereke et al. 1996).

The sign is in the Kiki's Deliviery Service font and the walls are made from weathered yellow brick that looks right out of Miyazaki's imagination.

As had been theorised, much of the sample is made of weathered "basaltic" materials of volcanic origin, like that seen on the islands of Hawaii.

Ms. Scruggs, 36, reworks the frames of old pieces, painting or dyeing them in muted colors to make them look weathered, and she designs and builds new furniture of an indeterminate vintage.