Sentence examples for weather-worn from inspiring English sources

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.

It's tremendous fun, and even with "the voice" sounding a little weather-worn, Houston's vocal prowess can still knock stripes off most singers out there in popland.

From her weather-worn back porch, without fuss or fanfare, the former Attorney General Janet Reno announced that she would run for governor of Florida.

But this moisturizing shave cream, which subtly smells of ginger and vetiver and gives an incredibly smooth shave, has done well enough that Ursa Major's fall crop includes a $26 face wash, a $24 toner, and a $29 hydrating balm for men's weather-worn mugs.

So if there is trepidation among the older members of the weather-worn Community Synagogue on East Sixth Street about the changes coming with the start of the High Holy Days this week, it is leavened with a sense of forbearance in the absence of alternatives.

There was not much left of this Byzantine ruin, just a scattered pile of stones, some bearing weather-worn and faded inscriptions.

The brave women in Noyes's stories speak in their own assured voices, weather-worn by gusty Maine winters and steady in spite of a cracked foundation.

A great number of these were toppled or defaced during the 17th century, however a "Gallery of Kings" remains high on the façade of Lincoln, and many of the original weather-worn figures remain at Exeter.

Among his mutant muses one finds examples of structures that are monumental, crisp, clean and proudly brand new, along with others that have clearly stood for decades, if not centuries -- not so much in decay as wearing their wrinkles with weather-worn pride.

We sat in weather worn chairs, drinking ALDI whiskey and laughing.

In the winter, the bras and boxer shorts hung stiffly frozen from their weather worn wooden clothespins.