Sentence examples for weathered him from inspiring English sources

Age has weathered him; his nose, up close, seems to have borne the brunt of it, and his eyes, glinting things, at times succumb to a look of all-encompassing fatigue — the weight of the world.

Blakely, seeing that his enemy would weather him, changed to the other tack, and, furling most of his sail, allowed the Reindeer to approach.

Age and experience have not helped him weather the emotional roller coaster one iota.

He made allies with those he thought would help him weather the storm, but they didn't.

You imagine him weathering Copenhagen winters in practical knitwear and sturdy boots, while pursuing illicit affairs, hunting down murderers and interrogating the state of his soul.

People watched him weather his brother Frank's heart transplant just as Joe was leading the Yankees into the 1996 World Series.

Mr. McCullough spent several weeks after the explosion in a coma that had been medically induced to help him weather the pain.

The extra cash should help him weather the storm.

Poor water and weather conditions prevented him from completing his goal.

If he mentions walking his dog, ask him after some cold, hot or wet weather, as him if he got hot, wet, or cold walking his pooch.

Mistakes on his qualifying laps saw him line up fourth on the grid but typically British weather enabled him to showcase his talent in wet conditions.