Sentence examples for weathered from from inspiring English sources

The fiberglass statue in the park that pays homage to the alligators is badly weathered from the harsh desert sun.

Still there beneath his helmet will be his steely, angular face, weathered from his many miles on a bike.

His skin is weathered from a life spent on the water, first as an oyster fishermen then as a tugboat captain.

He was rangy from a food-is-fuel attitude and a hectic schedule, and his face was weathered from a life outdoors.

A thick shock of white hair spilled over most of his forehead, framing skin that was weathered from a lifetime of outdoor work — farming as a teenager in Mexico, construction as an adult here in the United States.

Carbonate clasts include fragments weathered from carbonate source rocks outside the depositional basin (lithoclasts) as well as fragments of carbonate sediment eroded from within the basin almost immediately after it was deposited (intraclasts).

But subsequent collisions, "weathering" from space radiation, and ongoing orbital changes have erased most traces of their ancestry.

Marjoribanks and Davie tactfully weathered discontent from younger family members.

The 193-unit building has weathered criticisms from the start.

"We really weathered a storm from the England squad.

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