Sentence examples for old weather from inspiring English sources

I leaned close: the stone smelled of very old weather, and I welcomed its age.

In 2007 a Chinese missile destroyed an old weather satellite, creating a huge field of orbiting debris.

It's not all that different from how meteorologists make "forecast models" based on huge amounts of old weather data.

The Old Weather project might be the most interesting of these schemes, but in its initial incarnations, only British ships were included among the logs to be transcribed.

The warning comes after a Russian satellite, Blits, was damaged in 2013 after colliding with debris created when China shot down an old weather satellite in 2007.

Now two American agencies, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the National Archives and Records Administration, have joined forces with Old Weather to put American ships' logs into the mix.

"Participants in Old Weather-Arctic will be able to work with the logbooks of the doomed 1879 U.S.S.

But as her vision began to fail, I became her eyes to inspect the faintness of the mint marks on the old weather-worn coins.

Even now in the centre of town, where the old weather-boarded summer houses are outnumbered by BMWs, and the fashionable Russian ladies regard Gucci as a basic necessity of life, there's a serenity and balance to the place, a bit of that temporary salvation to be had.

So they Googled something along the lines of "old weathered wood" and they found me.

Penciled on old, weathered pieces of paper, Ms. Leibowitz's drawings look uncannily like the works of a self-taught Victorian mystic.