Jorah's skin, by contrast, looks none the worse for wear.
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But in 2019, Google appears none the worse for wear.
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For his part, though, Tudor seemed no worse for wear.
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Shailene Woodley is looking a little worse for wear — on purpose.
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Our Spark is returning to DJI a bit worse for wear.
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Jackson looked no worse for wear, according to multiple media outlets.
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They come off the plane tired and somewhat worse for wear.
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It looks like it got away just a little worse for wear.
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Meanwhile, Jamie Lee Curtis, as Dean Munsch, looks a worse for wear.
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All the artifacts were carefully wrapped, though most were worse for wear.
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He's definitely the worse for wear, and all the better for it.
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Apparently, the ship returned to port on Monday none the worse for wear.
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I'm a little worse for wear, but I'm going to survive it all.
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Many bakers, for example, taste test all the time, no worse for wear.
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"He clearly was a little worse for wear from the night before," they said.
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But each spring the bear emerges no worse for wear, albeit a little groggy.
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Coming up on its twentieth birthday, the law is a bit worse for wear.
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Johnson cleaned himself up and re-addressed the crowd, seeming no worse for wear.
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Just like Bieber, Lamont looks no worse for wear in the video he posted.
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He sits in a glass box definitely the worse for wear in my room.
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Within a month's time, the doctors wrote, the woman was no worse for wear.
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The young females, apparently not worse for wear, produce the male's offspring once they've matured.
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So here in 2018, my "companions" looked maybe a little rougher or worse for wear.
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Christiano Ronaldo was the worse for wear Saturday in Ibiza ... after his season-ending injury.
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David kinda looked worse for wear, after Nick smashed a light tube against his face.
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The "Empire" star was not hurt, but the Maserati was definitely the worse for wear.
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The fugitives who emerge from under the garbage don't look much the worse for wear.
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He slowly reemerges from the bushes looking worse for wear but still clutching the stolen property.
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Here's former NBA player Delonte West -- looking worse for wear out in Houston earlier this week.
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It also means that most stolen cars are eventually recovered and returned — if worse for wear.
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Almost. His head is looking a bit worse for wear but sure that will change pic.twitter.
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Kuechly immediately stopped and helped the guy to his feet and he seemed no worse for wear.
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They flew into London from Paris the night before, and are feeling a little worse for wear.
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Lindsey has suffered some really serious injuries during her career, but she's clearly not worse for wear.
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Amazingly, when no call came, he jumped right up to complain, seemingly none the worse for wear.
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She seemed none the worse for wear at the reception, where photographers captured her, all smiles, with Harry.
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Nicki Minaj is about $200k worse for wear after a burglary at her L.A. mansion ... TMZ has learned.
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While Maia battered Gunnar Nelson black and blue, more often his opponents don't look much worse for wear.
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Williams might be worse for wear, but his team won and the Mavs are now in the playoffs.
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Each time I broke my fall as if out of an ancient textbook, none the worse for wear.
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Sancton's account leaves Banier in 2016, through with his ordeal and not too much the worse for wear.
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"I didn t warm up and I didn t wear cleats," he said sheepishly, not too worse for wear.
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When he came back a few days later, his house was worse for wear, almost completely submerged in water.
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The family excavated the 5-foot-deep sinkhole and discovered Maverick, a little worse for wear but relatively okay.
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The 54-year-old actor looked worse for wear at the London premiere of "Murder on the Orient Express."
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I don't even take it off to shower, and it still looks brand new and no worse for wear.
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Most people know to change out the dish-washing sponge once it starts smelling or looking worse for wear.
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If Beric came back a little worse for wear after each resurrection, the undead Catelyn is even less presentable.
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Now, however, Simon is 74; those "years from today" are here, yet Simon doesn't seem the worse for wear.
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The conversation gets heated, causing several staff members to intervene and later it's Franklin that's left worse for wear. E!
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From what we can see, she was no worse for wear ... a security guard checked her and she seemed fine.
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Amber Portwood went after her boyfriend with a machete ... he wasn't the worse for wear, but their door sure was.
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Strasburg is expected to be no worse for wear after leaving Saturday's start due to a cramp in his calf.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger looked anything but the worse for wear Friday as he strolled out of his Santa Monica office building.
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In a serendipitous carriage accident, a worse for wear Parker and his wife are taken in by the Heywood family.
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Add to the mix late nights, stress and other compounding factors, and it's not hard to appear worse for wear.
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A little worse for wear, and only 5-weeks-old, Gandalf had a respiratory infection, but his owners still loved him.
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The sweeping whiskers on this Coral One look a little worse for wear after the robot got stuck under a bed.
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"They were able to free him and our friend was no worse for wear," the department wrote in a Facebook post.
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Liam Hemsworth did not seem the worse for wear Saturday as he hit-up a bar in Australia with some mates.
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I only ended up receiving one of my three "priority" items, and two of them looked a bit worse for wear.
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Like a hero at the end of a novel I almost understand, he's significantly worse for wear, but he's accomplished something.
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One is slightly the worse for wear: It has been knocked down and broken by children during vigorous games of Wii.
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That's not to say it's not worse for wear: There's a visible dent in the upper right, back corner of the phone.
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Some may finish a trip across the notoriously wild Drake Passage a little worse for wear, but Amanda Davies is feeling invigorated.
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Thick velvet drapes, many the worse for wear, block out the view of the city, and ventilation machines wheeze from the ceiling.
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But one hatched into a young killifish 49 days after its emergence from a swan's gut, apparently none the worse for wear.
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"They were able to free him and our friend was no worse for wear," the police department wrote in a Facebook post.
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Luke Bryan will perform in Greenback, Tennessee Thursday night, but he'll be worse for wear after breaking his clavicle in a bicycle accident.
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Now, we know the Westeros native is worse for wear in his home country's Citadel, and his arm has essentially turned to stone.
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When I walked over to check on him, however, he was seemingly no worse for wear, just cruising around like he had before.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Ten years on from the financial crisis, many U.S. state and local public pension systems are still the worse for wear.
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But during Ryan's most recent procedure, his urologist, Dr. Travis Groth, noticed that Mike the monster was looking a little worse for wear.
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Brad Pitt looked both relieved -- and maybe a little worse for wear -- as he resurfaced after being cleared in a child abuse investigation.
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The police in Saransk even offered them water when they pulled up outside the post office feeling a bit the worse for wear.
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For a couple of the pictures I had to ask people if they'd be alright with being published looking a bit worse for wear.
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Much like the long lost and recently rediscovered Claude Monet painting "Water Lilies: Reflection of Willows," you look a little worse for wear, Scorpio.
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Casey's Yorkshire Terrier looked none the worse for wear after she picked it up from the groomer near her home in West Palm Beach.
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The accident left Price no worse for wear, as he made 28 saves, including a miraculous diving stop against J.T. Miller before overtime expired.
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By the time he drinks from hockey's ultimate prize, he is arguably a little worse for wear and promptly vomits in the iconic chalice.
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Eniko Hart hit up a pumpkin patch with her son, Kenzo ... and it's clear her husband, Kevin, is still a bit worse for wear.
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As we've reported ... the troubled reality TV star's been looking the worse for wear lately while on the road with her boyfriend, Geno Doak.
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Jared Black, the guy who lost control of Kevin Hart's Plymouth Barracuda, is back behind the wheel and doesn't look the worse for wear.
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This older car looked a bit worse for wear — the metal "straps" were extra worn, and the fans were worryingly close to riders' heads:
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Dustin Johnson, not so fresh after his victory Sunday halfway around the world at the Saudi International, did not look the worse for wear.
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"I stand here looking a little worse for wear," he said, while noting his gratitude for the opportunity to serve in light of the diagnosis.
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Whether or not you were surprised by the results of the 2016 election, it's likely that a year out, you're a little worse for wear.
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My point being, the Air was able to handle two minor collisions and was no worse for wear, besides a few dings on its propellers.
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Ben Affleck is trying to get past falling off the wagon by moving forward with work ... even if he looks a little worse for wear.
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At the end of an evening of dissipation, she looks much the worse for wear, but never gets to the point of calling it quits.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — You've made it through the solving week and you've made it through the Friday, slightly bruised but none the worse for wear.
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"The bear had made a full recovery as he shot out of the trap like a cannon, seeming no worse for wear," conservation staff said.
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Tim and Faith Hill touched down at JFK Airport Monday night, and he looked no worse for wear after cutting short his Sunday night concert.
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If you find yourself out late and a little worse for wear in downtown Sydney, you may soon have a unique place to rest your head.
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A little worse for wear, the island crew of internet stars headed home before the realized they forgot something pretty important: Correspondent and comedian Marina Franklin.
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Images taken the next day don't show a molten pile of slag, and in fact the vehicle doesn't look any worse for wear on the outside.
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Kelly Bourdet, Editor-in-Chief, GizmodoOn my first day at Gizmodo, I was greeted by a tall Australian man who looked quite the worse for wear.
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Yet through social media and thinly veiled winks and nods, the company appears to be targeting people who are feeling worse for wear after nights out.
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Lawrence Taylor's Bentley definitely was the worse for wear after he crashed into a police cruiser and mobile home Friday night ... then got busted for DUI.
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Looking tanned and worse for wear, they spoke to reporters through the wire mesh of police wagon windows, and as they entered and exited the courthouse.
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While Lilly did not seem too worse for wear, McCoy was bleeding profusely and his face was so swollen and disfigured that he could barely see.
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The physical infrastructure of the store was pretty worse for wear, like this column that has seen better days to the right of the floor display.
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"I was worse for wear from a Virgin party and she had to kick me out of bed to get us to the hospital," Branson added.
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The 25-year-old finished every last bite, with more than 10 minutes to spare ... and afterward, he didn't look any worse for wear at all!!
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The large, black-and-white birds have instilled fear in cyclists and passers-by, who have faced off with them and been left worse for wear.
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When we first met the Falcon in 1977's Star Wars, which takes place years after the events of Solo, the ship is already worse for wear.
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Seems like there is a myriad of good reasons to bang out the entirety of Chilled Ibiza: Sunset Mix edition whenever you're feeling worse for wear then.
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Tekashi69 was looking worse for wear Wednesday morning as he went into court -- and it's probably 'cause he was out partying all night ... rockin' the same outfit.
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He had driven through the night to make it to Pelham in time for the parade, and still hadn't slept, but seemed little the worse for wear.
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I'm unsure if one cancels the other out, but I found her looking very worse for wear in a dungeon, a lot later in the main game.
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But everything else appeared to have been stranded by receding floodwaters or dumped here one building at a time, much the worse for wear, by passing tornadoes.
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But beyond that, no one seems worse for wear after what would be, by any objective standard, the single most devastating event in the history of the world.
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LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Of the euro zone's top five economies, Italy is stuggling to keep growth going, though it is only slightly worse for wear than France.
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FYI -- Johnson missed 15 games last season 'cause of a wrist injury he suffered in Week 1 ... but, clearly, dude's no worse for wear heading into this season.
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Sometimes sections that are especially worse for wear will be rebuilt, and every two years or so, the entire bar is melted down and rebuilt with fresh ice.
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But the album's presentation of British signifiers is a little more complicated on closer inspection—everything seems a little warped, a little worn, a little worse for wear.
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Chances are, the canvas tote bag that's hauled your laptop, lunch and book club-assigned read around all winter is starting to look a little worse for wear.
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He doesn't look worse for wear after he was rushed to a nearby hospital where he spent days for a lesion in his intestines that caused significant bleeding.
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Fernandez returned from Tommy John surgery on July 2 and looked no worse for wear, posting a 5-0 record with a 2.57 ERA in six home starts.
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In fact, a healthy human could lose 65% of their liver and ultimately be no worse for wear, since it would grow back over just a few months!
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And while Barcelona is not cheap, I cut corners where I could and was able to leave after several days with my wallet little the worse for wear.
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Under the sea, the depleted coral reefs are also worse for wear, along with the underwater nurseries conservationists are growing in hopes of replenishing the Keys' once healthy reefs.
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That night, Richards and Mick Jagger go out for a drink and return to their hotel in the early hours, by which time Jagger is somewhat the worse for wear.
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The titular Liars of Pretty Little Liars have been through six-and-a-half seasons of trauma, stalking, and assault, so it's no surprise they're a little worse for wear.
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But the white rubber mask that he sported in 1978 is back, wonderfully the worse for wear, and Jamie Lee Curtis, I rejoice to say, is as formidable as ever.
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But some dishes, like the delicate egg custard in a smoky dashi with morels and soybeans, were worse for wear and tear after they were doled out to individual plates.
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UE says it's "drop-proof" up to five feet, but you can honestly play some light catch with it on the lawn and it won't be any worse for wear.
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Mama June and her boyfriend, Geno, are still living life on the road -- this time, they surfaced near Atlanta and looked worse for wear ... more so than usual these days.
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The 10-year-old building looks worse for wear, and the apartments are laid out in awkward shapes (I imagined a lot of head-scratching while trying to position furniture).
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Bits Even with the European Commission levying a record $2.7 billion fine against Google last month, the internet search company's parent entity — Alphabet — looked hardly the worse for wear financially.
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Looking at pictures of the half-fairing taken from the recovery ship, it doesn't look worse for wear, and it doesn't appear to have been damaged when it hit the water.
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Injured center Alex Mack looked none the worse for wear, leading his unit in a butt-whooping of a Pats front seven that finished fourth in Football Outsiders rush-defense DVOA.
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As for Ollie, she's considered none the worse for wear, despite a small cut on her front left paw that zoo officials said was so minor it would not require treatment.
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As we first reported ... she looked worse for wear during a lunch outing with Geno, Monday in Hampton, GA. They both looked disheveled, and June still hadn't fixed her shattered veneers.
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Scott Weiland took a tour bus on the road, and returned it $50,000 worse for wear ... according to the guy who's trying to get the money from the dead rocker's estate.
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Diddy was not the worse for wear Saturday night at Playhouse nightclub in Hollywood ... and there are no signs his surgery will derail the insanely successful Bad Boy Family Reunion tour.
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"I push open the heavy glass door, and there is, sure enough, a black-haired man at the counter in a flannel lumberjack shirt slightly the worse for wear," she writes.
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The former NBA star was seen being driven around the San Fernando Valley on Friday ... and while we can't see his full body, his face certainly doesn't look too worse for wear.
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"We could go anywhere, but you can see why we come here," Yamith shouted to me, sucking the beef bone dry before he helped his worse-for-wear friend to his feet.
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Bell didn't appear to be the worse for wear while playing in 27 of the Jets' 243 offensive snaps in their 523-252 loss to the previously winless Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
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Regardless of Jay-Z&aposs actual feelings and level of involvement concerning Kaepernick&aposs second chance at the NFL, it&aposs pretty clear he came out of the situation worse for wear.
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Kessel was no worse for wear after taking a shot off the ankle by Philadelphia defenseman Justin Braun and used his speed to breeze through the neutral zone on his next shift.
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Since the colonies involve a lot of digging and dying, it makes sense that her character would be a little worse for wear, but Entertainment Weekly wants to make sure you get it.
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Its lawns, a much-trodden carpet for 24m visitors a year, were looking the worse for wear, and the Mall and its monuments were badly in need of maintenance after decades of neglect.
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"So, last night I picked up a couple of hitchhikers," the daughter of pop icon Michael Jackson recounts, adding that one of the women was a little worse for wear, reports Entertainment Tonight.
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It was clear that his presidential sparring with Trump had left him worse for wear, and the GOP will likely be able to nominate a less encumbered, and thereby stronger, general election candidate.
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Charlie Rose seemed the worse for wear as he walked home Monday after getting benched from all of his gigs, and he seemed to take issue with the characterization that he did something wrong.
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Alexandria, which has reinvented itself frequently over the centuries, still delights, and provides great deals for travelers, too — I was able to spend a few days there leaving my wallet hardly worse for wear.
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Federer expected to wake up Friday morning feeling somewhat the worse for wear after his escape against No. 10 seeded Tomas Berdych in the quarterfinals Thursday, which also went to a third-set tiebreaker.
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"Bar & Grill" has been dropped from the name, but the dining room, with its yellowed parchment-colored walls and pleated-parachute light fixtures, looks exactly the same, except quite a bit worse for wear.
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But on the weekends, I do manage to live out my Hemmingway- and London-esque fantasies of wrangling sea creatures and building fires, and come Monday my hands are always a little worse for wear.
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Grisham could be seen after the episode directing reporters outside the building in which Kim and Trump met, and she was later seen looking no worse for wear as she accompanied the President at the DMZ.
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The 24-year-old cruised over to Africa after an injury cut her run in the Swiss Open short ... and she looked no worse for wear gettin' some rehab work in by her luxury hotel's pool.
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"Interval XIII" shows a lone auto parked on the street, closely wrapped in what looks like a giant blue garbage bag, and in "Interval I," a few small, worse-for-wear boats list in the water.
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Worryingly for some, there has been little evidence in big listed stock names in Tokyo that now is the moment in the sun for Japan with the Nikkei 225 a little worse for wear in August.
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Anna Matthews and Anna Li set up a fundraiser for the feline — a beloved local stray — who seemed a little worse for wear after a recent snowstorm, according to the Duke Chronicle, which first reported the story.
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The 3-inch speakers were drowned out for a few seconds, but a few good bass notes within a few seconds kicked out the water and it got back to doing its thing, no worse for wear.
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With the dollar still relatively strong, there's no better time to tour this welcoming part of the world and enjoy what it has to offer — with a little planning, your pocketbook will hardly be worse for wear.
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Scott Disick had a rough landing when a photog gave him the 3rd degree minutes after he touched down in L.A. Scott arrived at LAX Friday looking the worse for wear ... in no mood to answer questions.
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Meanwhile her father looks a little worse for wear while leaning up against the side of a barn, with Oakley even snacking on him in some of the snaps — before seemingly waking up to become a "walker" himself.
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Two other 1 Oak revelers also emerged from the night worse for wear: Thabo Sefolosha and Pero Antic (both played for the Atlanta Hawks at the time), who were apparently not cooperative when the police cleared the club.
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People spend lazy Sundays or sick days in bed all the time and are no worse for wear, but if you don't start moving again after about 24 hours, one of the first things to change is your lungs.
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I used and abused this cooler up and down docks, in and out of boats, and dropped it diagonally on its wheels with a full load of ice inside and it was no worse for wear in the end.
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Nicki Minaj was clearly not the worse for wear as she left the Plaza hotel in NYC Friday night, after her epic showdown with Cardi B. Nicki looked unfazed as she sauntered to her SUV, blowing kisses to the crowd.
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We've all had patients who hobble in with a minor sports injury, are told to lay off the football, and limp back the next week even worse for wear having decided they just had to play that "crucial" weekend match.
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But in recent years an increasing number have been worse for wear due to "legal highs"—drugs freely available in so-called "head shops", newsagents and takeaways, which mimic the effects of illicit narcotics while falling outside current drugs laws.
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Read more: The Queen is hiring a real-life Cinderella to live in Buckingham Palace or Windsor CastleArbiter said staff ended up "too worse for wear" on the British Channel 5 documentary, "Secrets of the Royal Palaces," The Sun reported.
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Yet here John is at the beginning of tonight's installment, chatting about the mysteries of love with Laszlo aboard their train to Washington, D.C., sporting a pair of shiners and a gash on his nose, but otherwise no worse for wear.
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And so, even though only seven other teams had rebounded from a championship-game loss to return to the title game, and even though their championship-game loss was devastating, here were the Tar Heels, none the worse for wear.
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Tabloids have called her "worse-for-wear," a "fame whore," a "regular whore," suggested she's secretly a 224-year-old woman, mocked her for her hypersexuality, for having her period, and depending on the day, for being too fat or too skinny.
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ComfortabilitySince Cotopaxi is an outdoor brand, the Allpa 35 uses the same tech that makes heavy backpacking packs comfortable for miles, such as aDurabilityI've been using the Allpa 35 for two years of frequent travel, and it looks no worse for wear.
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"I stand here today looking a little worse for wear, I'm sure," Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican, said in his earlier speech, the marks of an incision for the removal of a blood clot and tumor clearly visible over his left eye.
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And so, even though only seven other teams have rebounded from a championship-game loss to return the title game, and even though their loss in last year's final was uniquely devastating, here were the Tar Heels, none the worse for wear.
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Semyon Varlamov is looking no worse for wear after undergoing double hip surgery in January, as he turned aside 37 shots in a season-opening win over the New York Rangers and all 29 he faced in Monday's 2-0 victory over Boston.
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Mustafa even proudly smashed her own personal Essential Phone repeatedly against the demo table's hard metal edge – enjoying every strike and proudly displaying how the phone looked no worse for wear afterwards as a result (a close inspection really did reveal no visible damage).
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Face in the Crowd At the Altuzarra show on Saturday night, the style and spirits of the assembled crowd were a little the worse for wear after temperatures had plunged to zero and many had been forced to stand outside at the Moncler show an hour earlier.
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While the rest of the world wipes the crust from their eyes and the sins from their conscience as they step into a new year, the BPM Festival always causes the dance music community to show up a couple weeks late and a little worse for wear.
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Durant looks like he stepped into a cryogenic freezer after that playoff loss to San Antonio—not all that long ago, generally speaking, but deep history in the context of the league's current evolution—and stepped out of it, none the worse for wear, last week.
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Meanwhile, Parliament is looking worse for wear after this week giving Prime Minister Theresa May a mandate to do what is likely impossible: renegotiate her plan with the E.U. If Britain crashes out without a deal, food retailers warn they'll be the first to feel it.
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Besides, there are drawbacks to all the other contenders: too many people are the worse for wear on January 1, the anniversary of the foundation of the Commonwealth of Australia; and Anzac Day commemorates an unsuccessful military campaign (led, you guessed it, by the despised British).
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The first vehicle I was to rent was a green VW Vanagon that looked alright in the photos, but when I arrived in Marietta, Georgia, to retrieve it, I found it parked in front of a head shop as a sort of ornament, beyond worse for wear and tear.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., looking none the worse for wear after a late night presiding over the impeachment trial of President Trump, seemed to be searching for a limiting principle, one that would allow the scholarships but stop short of requiring state support for religious education in other contexts.
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As the evening wore on, Paulie was throwing up and continued to look worse for wear, with his girlfriend, Cara Maria Sorbello, noting that his eyes looked dead and even host TJ Lavin saying Paulie was "on thin ice" (meaning about to be pulled from the competition for his health).
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Tom Cruise turned 55 in July, and he certainly doesn't look worse for wear; like a number of actors of roughly his vintage (Brad Pitt, Will Smith, George Clooney, Steve Coogan), age seems to have ironed out some of the goofiness and imparted an air of, if not wisdom, something like it.
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"As I stand here today -- looking a little worse for wear, I'm sure -- I have a refreshed appreciation for the protocols and customs of this body, and for the other 99 privileged souls who have been elected to this Senate," McCain said, before begging his colleagues to start working across party lines and showing respect for one another again.
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The good news is that the man came out of the encounter no worse for wear, according to Australia's ABC, though the dust devil did cause a little bit of additional havoc which you can see in the video, as other paragliders rush about to keep their stuff from being flung helter-skelter by the wind.
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KIRKBY-IN-ASHFIELD, England — The red brick houses that march up a gentle rise in this worse-for-wear town have long stood as part of the "red wall" in British politics, the gritty stronghold of coal and factory towns in the Midlands and north of England that voted as reliably for the Labour Party as blue-collar precincts in the American Midwest once voted for the Democrats.
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All of this is to say that Reading Festival, one of the more notoriously rowdy festivals in the UK festival calendar, home to 18-year-olds who make the pilgrimage to watch Arctic Monkeys and get their first STIs during the summer before university, has recently lived up to its reputation as a hallowed drinking site, via a revelation made by one Tim Burrows: Basically the story goes that Tim—perhaps a bit worse for wear himself, down in that 2003 Linkin Park (!) pit—misplaced his wallet at Reading 2003, and some friends of a lad named Giles picked it up, used a tenner out of it to buy White Lightening (if you've never had the pleasure of vomiting it up on yourself in a park: it's white cider, and it's horrible).
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