Sentence examples for to weathered from inspiring English sources
noun
The short term state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place, including the temperature, relative humidity, cloud cover, precipitation, wind, etc.
I have even seen it happen to weathered defense lawyers.
Members of this straitened group range from displaced strivers like Ms. Bermudez to weathered men who sleep in shelters and barter cigarettes.
We have a habit of sorting culture into periods, and of plotting the careers of individual artists along an arc of development from early vigor through authoritative middle age to weathered maturity.
Concrete specimens were exposed to weathered Lower Lias Clay (LLC), for which the water soluble sulfate corresponded to the BRE sulfate class of DS-2, for 12 months at 5 and 20 °C.
By combining scanning electron microscopy with x-ray computer tomography to examine the bead's microstructure and chemistry, a British research team determined that the iron possessed a structural and microchemical signature known as the Widmanstätten pattern that is unique to weathered iron meteorites.
Basalt with Intertrapean Clay of Mesozoic Palaeozoic age occurs at the western end and Gneiss and associated rocks of Archean age have very restricted groundwater yield of below 10 m3/das as groundwater are restricted to weathered residuum only along with fracture zones having secondary porosity.
Not built to weather much at all.
"It relates to weather, and the juxtaposition of weather systems.
But we have to weather the storm.
You've got to weather the storm.
Bishop Sisk had other difficulties to weather.
