Sentence examples for weathered timbers from inspiring English sources

The crumbling home, with its weathered timbers and bluestone chimney, is closed to the public but you can still have a good gander from the surrounding fence.

And while many critics wanted to call Gascoigne's collages and sculptures of roadside signage and weathered timbers a part of Australia's never ending tradition of landscape art, there was also a canny minimalist aesthetic at play too – sometimes a road sign is just a road sign.

Amid the crooked tin chimneys, weathered timbers, and faded paint jobs, Colorado flags flaps like Buddhist prayer flags in the Himalayas.

I circle the machine and run my hands along its smooth, weathered timber flanks.

Particularly striking are the long takes and the low-key photography of the dense forest at night, the frozen fields, the weathered timber of the farmhouses.

Belowground response to drought in a weathered tropical forest soil.

The use of collected dead and weathered wood, and smaller size timbers, such as twig wood, peak in periods where oak harvesting appears to be less intensive.

The weathered stone, the weathered people — even the language was weathered.

Those weathered plaid shirts?

The weathered stone of Capt.

Weathered red brick exterior?