| Requiring no artificial preservative, the wood weathers naturally and turning silver with age will merge into water and sky. |
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| For many years, in all weathers, a Swanndri-wearing tailor's dummy stood proudly outside his shop to show durability. |
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| The member is commonly pyritic, and weathers to a distinctive white colour on inland exposures. |
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| They are left in all weathers for an unknown period in their own muck and urine. |
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| Thereafter the slope weathers uniformly, maintaining its angle but reducing in size. |
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| Three new target greens have been added to the range, which is covered so that players can practice in all weathers. |
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| He will catch his death of cold one day, taking so little care of himself in these weathers. |
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| They grow big and can often be caught in all weathers, even in hard winter conditions. |
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| The surface of a lava flow weathers, particularly in wet climates, to form a rich, reddish volcanic soil, called a bole. |
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| The second coat of penetrating stain often lasts longer since it penetrates into small surface checks which open up as wood weathers. |
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| The plagioclase feldspar weathers to produce a whitish gray rock, while the mafic minerals produce contrasting darker grains. |
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| These people turn out in all weathers at all hours to care for sick and vulnerable people across the city. |
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| The course gives new drivers experience on rural roads, in all weathers, on dual carriageways and motorways, night-time and in-town driving. |
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| No matter how often a vision is published in annual reports and advertisements, it seldom weathers a change in the market. |
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| They run their stands in all weathers from 11.30 am to 5.30 pm, Monday to Friday, and between 9.45 am and 4 pm on Saturdays. |
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| Wood weathers with age and expands and contracts according to weather conditions. |
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| Created by a beekeeper, who is often outside in all weathers, this Youthfulness Milk wraps you with a cocoon which preserves your beauty. |
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| The mineral readily weathers to other aluminous minerals e.g., margarite, zoisite, sillimanite, and kyanite. |
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| Finding clothing suitable for a lady market gardener in all weathers has been a slow process of trial and error. |
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| On top of this, you are out day and night in all weathers to ensure that your cows are in tiptop condition. |
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| All luminaria are modular and can be adapted to different sites. They can operate in most weathers. |
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| He'd had loads of things wrong with him, including bad arthritis from doing the windows in all weathers. |
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| A vessel is not assessed according to whether there is a storm around or not, but according to how it weathers a storm. |
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| Anne Dejean-Assémat likes to run in the Paris parks in all weathers, like a true fighter. |
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| Therefore, the best way of ensuring your family weathers the storm is to do as much as you can to ensure your family business survives. |
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| Let yourself be inspired: besides a variety of outings into nature's open spaces, you will also find trips that you can make in all weathers. |
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| There is a clear interest in seeing that Lebanon weathers the economic storm of post-war recovery, and reduces its debt. |
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| These eddies trap the oil in their centre where it naturally weathers, fragments and breaks down. |
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| As the floating pollutant weathers, it drifts on the water surface and is subject to the action of winds and currents. |
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| The luminaires have to operate in all weathers, comply with lighting regulations and consume as little energy as possible. |
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| When the stain weathers or fades so that refinishing is indicated, little or no surface preparation is needed. |
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| Cracks develop quickly in the roofing membranes, detail waterproofing weathers and the surfaces starts leaking. |
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| Once stained, cedar weathers well, and with proper care will maintain its beauty for many years. |
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| The green leaves have been my companions in all the weathers of my life, and this is where I have come up with the solutions to life's worries and problems. |
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| Because of the intensely dry climate, steel weathers quickly but does not rust through, so it was not necessary to use costly proprietary types of oxydized steel cladding. |
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| Where would we be without our intrepid newsboys and girls, who go out in all weathers to make sure 25,000 copies of the Bury Times are delivered every week? |
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| Armed with a tin of paste and a brush, he turned out at 3am every morning in all weathers with a bag of contents bills with the headlines of the day. |
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| The liveliest of these were his watercolors, which imposed a certain delicacy of touch to his reliance on overlays of transparent washes to create complicated tonal weathers. |
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| Fine milling can be undertaken in more or less all weathers. |
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| This sport requires an excellent physical condition on the dog's part as well as on the master's part to be practiced for a long time and in all weathers. |
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| The eldest son winds up building railroads out west, weds a headstrong New England blueblood, and weathers union organization, the Depression, and the two World Wars. |
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| Riding halls enable the training of horse and rider in all weathers as well as indoor competition riding. |
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| The ability to combine daylight and thermal images from the observation sight offers the capability for surveillance or reconnaissance missions by day or night in all weathers. |
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| The Government of New Brunswick has moved swiftly and decisively to ensure our province weathers the economic storm and comes out stronger when it is over. |
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| Is there just one item of clothing for all weathers and all seasons? |
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| They had to work to maintain those aircraft in open fields, where they often lived in Nissen huts, in all weathers. |
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| It has a particularly brilliant blue colour and is very lightfast, but it is not suitable for use outdoors because it weathers to a dull-blue powder. |
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| To get to the pickup point, I have to travel at night halfway across town by moped, in all weathers and in all seasons since there's no public transport at this time of night. |
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| All classes came out in all weathers to enjoy it, and he, a government minister, was no more likely to win money at the course than anybody else. This joyous proletarianism showed that Old Labour was Mr Cook's natural home. |
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| And it can beaver away in all weathers, day or night. Harvey has a variety of sensors to avoid obstacles and people and navigate with high precision. |
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| Aeolus is a concept of mobile phone which, besides accomplishing its work of communication, has two technologies to be recharged everywhere and in all weathers. |
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| The iron in the rock turns rusty as it weathers, giving the barren area tinges of orange, brown mixed with green-coloured serpentine that stand out against the sky. |
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| Volcanic ash slowly weathers to form rich, loamy soils. |
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| On the other hand, American football has survived scandals before and cities seem willing to bet hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer money that it weathers this one too. |
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| Created by a beekeeper who spends lots of her time outdoors in all weathers, the youth milk with French royal jelly envelops dry and rough skin with a true protecting and moisturising cocoon. |
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| These employees are like a tough tree trunk that has survived all weathers and supports a crown that gathers sunlight and air from all over the world. |
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| Gathering strategic and operational intelligence anywhere, in all weathers and at frequent revisit intervals, to provide information about current or nascent conflict situations. |
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| Where the diabase is exposed at the surface, it weathers into a well-drained, dark purple soil known as terra roxa, famous as a producer of coffee. |
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| It looks great in all weathers and you may be able to get plants like houseleeks growing in the crevices too. |
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| Genesis gives no hint of changeful weathers in Eden, and writers from the Anglo-Saxon poet of The Phoenix onwards have basked in fantasies of that first perfect climate. |
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| So when we meet Carl Weathers, he's on his way to get bumped from a flight so he can get a free airline ticket. |
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| Approximately halfway to the summit, however, Dr Weathers realized he had night blindness. |
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| Dr Weathers told of how he fell in love with the sport of climbing during a 1985 family vacation to Colorado. |
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