Sentence examples for weathered most from inspiring English sources

He's weathered most glaring hits about the fight that never happened with Manny Pacquiao like so many of his instinctive shoulder rolls.

England had enough possession and territory in the first half to have made Alphonsi's possible send-off far more comfortable, but a determined Canadian side managed to weather most of England's dominance.

When the power goes out, the SmartCharge bulb has a reserve battery built-in that's good for up to four hours of lighting, which should be enough to weather most storms and brownouts.

I could weather most of this but for the lack of respect the powers that be and the public have for us.

I bet they are the ones with whom you've weathered the most storms.

The capriciousness of the weather, most notably its extremes, has dented industry revenue in the past two seasons.

The vineyards are on the rolling pampas, close to the River Plate, and enjoy balmy weather most of the year.

Despite the chilly weather, most patrons were sitting at plastic tables on the driveway, now a patio.

Weather most likely played a factor across the market, with weekend rain proving a boon to cinemas.

The authors went back into our weather records (1979 2012) and found the 40 months with the most extreme weather (most extreme precipitation and most extreme temperatures).

Because of the weather, most major Broadway musicals and plays were allowing people to exchange their Sunday and Monday tickets for performances at another time.