Sentence examples for weathered time from inspiring English sources

As someone who has weathered time in the public stockade time and again, Mr. Murdoch surely remains confident that he will prevail.

But, in recompense, the writers of these introductions show refreshing humility: they know they're in the presence of a literary monument, one that has weathered time and fashion.

They have built their success upon a solid foundation of mainstays who have weathered time and age and replacements who have filled holes in the structure.

With luck Apple is more familiar now with its own defects, having run a gauntlet most of its peers have weathered time and again — including Apple itself, in what must seem now like a previous life.

The paintings' jewel-toned hues of green, blue and maroon have weathered time, and they recall the decadent world of India's maharajahs in scenes depicting royals hunting and the indulgent court lifestyle.

Libby Gilpatric, 68, who lives in Portsmouth, R.I., wrote that her art is what allows her to weather times like these.

It was very weathered by time, and everyone was wondering if it could still even run.

With the prolonged weathering time, the tensile and flexural strengths decreased gradually.

He discovers that when he clicks it, the world stops: people, cars, weather, time, everything.

It is as if weathering time is proof enough that his work is not just schmaltz.

"He paid attention to changes in the weather, time of day and the reflection of light.