Is your face slightly more weathered and wrinkled than you anticipated?
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Hard edges abrade away; they become rounder, fuller, deeper, more weathered and more faceted.
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But there it remained, buffeted by coastal winds, and looking smaller, and more weathered.
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"Me & Magdalena" by Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie is folkier, more weathered, more acoustic, more mature.
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This time, I've added in hairstyle, facial hair, eyebrows, and skin texture to give myself a more weathered, realistic look.
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But it's true that this record is a bit more weathered and maybe even a bit more cynical than my youthful exuberance on Never Surrender.
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Another, more weathered sign is still painted in the stones across from a school where boys in uniform were practicing cricket beneath blue suburban skies.
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His voice was more weathered by then, but it stayed strong all the way into the 2010s, past the Allman Brothers Band's retirement in 2014.
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He glared at Rex W. Tillerson, the nominee for secretary of state, from behind his committee nameplate, his boyish face just a pinch more weathered than it used to be.
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In the bay inlet; maybe standing on the small footbridge connecting two neighborhoods, where older, more weathered fishermen halted their tangled lines as pedestrians passed behind them, trying to step over the fish that lay flapping in nets on the ground.
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Finney (47 at the time, playing a man much older and more weathered) spent enough time in these provincial English theaters to know his character through and through, and the film feels like a story told from the inside out, full of lived-in moments and offhand accuracy.
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The songs are more weathered and less bombastic than the hits on their previous albums Anything Goes and Here's to the Good Times, channelling more reflective perspectives—instead of living it up at the party, they're reliving the party from places of security and comfort, with a tumbler of Old Camp in hand.
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Released shortly after he first went electric and recorded around the time he was peaking on acid and amphetamine, it is part of a trilogy of albums—the big, influential ones that you'll see in all the old folk rock magazines—that were created before he had a motorcycle accident and disappeared from the public eye for almost eight years, reemerging a little more sad and a little more weathered.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE weathered pointed questions about data privacy and his company's power during 10 hours of congressional testimony Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Stonework in the northeast of the island is more weathered than in other areas and partially buried. Because of this weathering these features are thought to be older than at the other sites.
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The "wetting down" for such a party term comes from the historical practice of wetting new rank insignia to give it a more weathered appearance. In most navies, officers's rank insignia consists of gold braiding in the form of stripes on the cuff, epaulets, and (historically) arrangements of gold braid on buttonholes, collars, etc. Upon promotion, a newly added stripe or epaulet would stand out against the more weathered gold braiding already on the uniform. Newly promoted officers would literally soak the new gold braid (usually with either seawater or an alcoholic beverage) to make it appear older so that the promotion would not look as recent.
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In May 2010 an archaeological investigation was carried out. The face of the stone with the inscription was shown to be more weathered than the underside, indicating it had been raised over a grave, and a large Iron Age burial was found under the site, but was not excavated.
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The bedrock around the Audenried Tunnel includes red shale, sandy shale, which are both clay-like or silt-like. The shale is more weathered near the mouth of the tunnel. The bedrock near the tunnel also includes sandstone belonging to the Mauch Chunk Formation. Between and , the bedrock around the tunnel is largely sandstone.
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What I loved about this LUT was how it allowed the costume to retain the color but took it from fire-engine red to something a little more weathered." The filmmakers made extensive use of macro photography. Production designer Shepherd Frankel said, "It's more visually interesting to depict things from Ant-Man's point of view instead of seeing him from a normal perspective. But we wanted a realistic realization, not Honey, I Shrunk the Kids with its oversized set pieces.
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The house's structural origins are in the early 19th century, probably around 1820. The north gable is believed to be the most intact portion of the house from this time, due to the less refined and more weathered character of the stone there compared to the south. Due to subsequent expansions and renovations it is impossible to tell what its original plan was. In the 1840s, its then-owner expanded it in the then-popular Greek Revival style, a common occurrence with many small older houses at that time.
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A kīpuka surrounded by lava flows at Kīlauea volcano, Hawai`i Iwate volcano, Japan A kīpuka is an area of land surrounded by one or more younger lava flows. A kīpuka forms when lava flows on either side of a hill, ridge, or older lava dome as it moves downslope or spreads from its source. Older and more weathered than their surroundings, kīpukas often appear to be like islands within a sea of lava flows. They are often covered with soil and late ecological successional vegetation that provide visual contrast as well as habitat for animals in an otherwise inhospitable environment.
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Newer plaque at the site detailing a portion of William H. Jackson's deed The site of the tree contains two stone tablets. The first is heavily weathered and has suffered the loss of one corner, while the second appears to be considerably newer. Both tablets paraphrase the same portion of William H. Jackson's supposed deed to the tree, with slight alterations made to transform the legalistic language into a first-person declaration of affection: A small brass plaque, about the size of a playing card, is attached to the lower left corner of the face of the more weathered of the two tablets. It reads: In addition to the stone tablets, a larger brass plaque is affixed to the concrete retaining wall that surrounds the tree.
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You who pray here for the soul of Philip shall have thirty days pardon as a reward. During the rebuilding of the Church 1845 to 1847 the stone was turned out into the churchyard where it lay among the weeds and the rubbish at the east end of the building and become more weathered and injured every year. By 1939 concern was expressed at its position and condition, but it was not until the Rev F H Keyworth (vicar 1935-55) that the ancient tombstone was brought back into the church where it lies on the left of the Lady Chapel. When Henry VIII fell out with Rome, the 1534 Act of Supremacy was passed which gave him the authority to disband the monasteries and confiscate their property.
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Angryape.com said: > The fact Paolo Nutini's second album Sunny Side Up still resides in the UK > top 10 five months after it was first released in June, speaks volumes. It's > songs like new single 'Pencil Full of Lead' that have elevated the Scottish > star from unknown singer-songwriter to a surprise household name and hit- > maker in the three years since debut These Streets landed. Continuing his > love of classic sounds like rock-n-roll, folk, soul and jazz, this time > Nutini lends his bluesy vocals (which appear to sound more weathered, and > far beyond his years every time a new song arrives), to an uptempo ragtime > pop track, littered with harmonicas, trumpets and jaunty percussion. Without > fear of sounding overly cheesy, it's a timeless hit-in-the-making that'll > still sound as feel-good in 30 years time.
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Cougar Dam and reservoir on the South Fork McKenzie River The McKenzie River drains a region of about and is one of the primary tributaries of the Willamette River. Elevations in the watershed range from at the summit of the South Sister to at the McKenzie's mouth on the Willamette River north of Eugene. The upper basin, in the high Cascades, consists of granular, permeable igneous rocks that are geologically young, while most of the middle and lower McKenzie valley in the Western Cascades is made of the remnants of older, more weathered volcanic rocks. Major watersheds bordering the McKenzie basin include the Calapooia; the South, Middle and North Santiam rivers to the north; the Middle Fork Willamette River to the south; and the Deschutes River to the east. Most of the watershed is lightly populated; about 70 percent of it is public land managed by the U.S. Government, of which about 39 percent is the Three Sisters Wilderness.
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