Sentence examples for would be weathered from inspiring English sources

Some elderly Russians pointed out that the Soviet experience had endowed them with another characteristic: a stoicism that was rooted in the belief that this, too, would be weathered.

As The King crooned to us from the past, his mouth sounding more full of boiled eggs than ever, the world grew more confident that the storm could and would be weathered.

Asked how long the company would be weathering the storm created by the investigation into Ms. Stewart's ImClone trade, Mr. Follo said: "That is a personal matter of Martha's, and we are not taking any guesses on that".

Now an angel in the sky, he takes up guardianship of his home town, showering the black inhabitants with dollars and coins, as if to say, in his heavenly America, wealth would be weather.

Martin's advice to the Knicks would be to "weather the storm," let the impassioned Boston fans do their thing, have their say.

Note that another important factor would be the weather condition that limits optical observations, but we do not consider weather conditions in the present study for simplicity.

Who would be a weather forecaster?

The biggest variable would be the weather.

This would be hat weather, except that few trees own hats.

The decider would be the weather forecast from the Maison de la Montagne.

If I could change one thing it would be the weather.