Sentence examples for some weathered from inspiring English sources
He appears to have withdrawn physically into some weathered and essential version of himself.
The only sign this might be the home of an internationally renowned writer are some weathered instructions to DHL couriers.
There are some weathered plastic Duane Reade Easter decorations — a hip-high bunny rabbit and a bright-green egg — wired to the front porch.
Some weathered military file cabinets and an assortment of hardback books completed the retro look, a not-so-subtle reminder of an era when men looked sharp.
About all that remains of the 700-year-old city once called Königsberg — which was bombed to oblivion in World War II, then taken over by the Soviet Union and renamed in 1946 after the death of a Bolshevik hero, Mikhail Kalinin — are some weathered houses and a few reconstructed cathedrals.
Some weathered insurance executives are warning that naive investors are distorting prices, creating a frothy "shadow insurance" sector with systemic implications.They are quietly hoping a well-timed calamity or two will lead to losses big enough for newbies to reconsider their approach.
Beyond hills rose into pine-strewn ridges and buttes whose mix of gray, blond and russet rock reminded me of the temples of some wiry, weathered mountaineer.
"But for sure, if one tried to dig as deep as possible in some heavily weathered soils of the Southern United States, there are regions where the deeper horizons are millions of years old," Dr. Anderson said.
In some areas, weathered granite or gneiss form permeable groundwater reservoir (Dappah and Gyau-Boakye 2000).
The main objective of this work was to evaluate contents of naturally occurring heavy metals (Co, Cu, Mn, Ni, Pb and Zn) in some highly weathered tropical soils as related to their geochemistry, geology and geomorphology.
Young species have a yellowish velvety cover of fine hairs, but this external surface becomes sloughed off and becomes smooth as the fruiting body matures; the color changes to brown, although some old weathered specimens may be bleached grey or dirty white.
