"If there was a storm -- the death of a parent, problems at work -- we just didn't weather it well," the ex-bride said recently, not wanting to give her name.
"He weathered it pretty well," former Gov. Bill Sheffield, a longtime friend, said of the scandal.
Exxon sure weathered it really well.
Mr. Giordano, 37, with boyish good looks and a quick laugh, weathers it well.
"I think I am weathering it very well," he said.
"We knew they were coming and we didn't weather it too well in the first, but we did create some chances, too," Richards said.
"We've been to this movie, and we'll weather it very well," said John Wren, Omnicom's chief executive, in February.
Of course, the fact is most companies are showing enormous drops in revenue, and are weathering it variously well depending on their volume and incidental costs like restructuring, acquisitions and so on.
I think it's weathered well mainly because it was edited well – in her preface to the reissue, Moran credits her mother for teaching her the brutal, liberating necessity of cutting out the bad or superfluous "like someone pulling clumps of moulting hair from a cat", before she submitted the bulky package of her first-born novel.
The building itself is much as it was – and has weathered particularly well, given it is clad in plastic sheeting.
