Sentence examples for weathering out from inspiring English sources

The round balls 2 or 3 millimeters in diameter seen weathering out of the rock, they decided, resemble "concretions" that grow as mineral-laden water lays down salts in the rock pores.

The skeleton (catalogue number QG24) has been found weathering out of a hill slope and was partially eroded by surface exponation and plant roots.

Then, the day before Prokopi turned sixteen, a magnificent T. rex was found weathering out of a cliff near Faith, South Dakota.

Paleontologist John Scannella observed: "It is hard to walk out into the Hell Creek Formation and not stumble upon a Triceratops weathering out of a hillside".

The rest were stuck to weather out the monster storm.

(Tries various stations) Radio: "It's been perfect tomato weather out there.

Games against those teams have been weathered out in the first three weeks, forcing some quick thinking on rescheduling.

Scientists were unsure whether this apatite had been weathered out of rocks or perhaps had a biogenic source.

Peters recommended JPMorgan Chase, US Bancorp, BB&T and Wells Fargo for their strong balance sheets and sound retail strategy to weather out the remainder of 2009.

The party moved to Baltimore's Redwood Trust for a year to weather out the storm, before returning to the Nation in 2003 under the name Cubik.

The light minerals, consisting mostly of quartz and feldspar, are the hardest and most resistant, whereas the dark minerals, which are mostly biotite mica and hornblende, are softer and weather out faster.