brave the elements

Just 12 can be parked inside; the rest brave the elements.

I used to think that we Met girls were the only ones awake and having to brave the elements.

So, in a mood appropriate to the situation, I got out to brave the elements and change my tire.

Joe walks the earth, braves the elements and moves on from a broken heart.

If you have a lilac in your yard, brave the elements and take a good look at it.

But if you want to brave the elements, this a particularly good week on the Island to see what happens when temperatures decline.

He had pulled on his fur-lined parka ready to brave the elements.

"He made a couple of bad pitches, but it's not always easy to go out there and brave the elements," he said.

It gets you outdoors when you might be least inclined to brave the elements.

James is in the Grenadiers and made the perfect companion with whom to brave the elements.

Instead, he went out to buy some carnations to present to the few worshipers who braved the elements.

But the two braved the elements, followed deer and slept peacefully in a tent.

Over 350,000 spectators braved the elements and attended the parade in person on State Street.

This time we chained up in the relative comfort of our cabin's driveway and set off, very slowly, to brave the elements.

I was tired of braving the elements.

If a blizzard is bad enough, snow plows and salt trucks won't even brave the elements.

In the parking lot, I come across two figures preparing to brave the elements bearing down on them at express-train speed.

If you venture out in all weathers, you need a compact camera that can brave the elements, too.

She braved the elements, and bad guys, in the thriller "The River Wild."

Only a couple of thousand fans braved the elements as workers salted stadium aisles to keep people from slipping.

Despite the weather, however, 17 of them braved the elements to play the one round Stableford competition.

A few braved the elements, following Soerensen out into the sodden outdoors.

This would, it was hoped, clear the build up of snow each year, while allowing personnel to move between buildings without having to brave the elements.

Everyday, it braves the elements to insulate and protect our insides and keep us looking great on the outside.

Was it worth braving the elements when I could have just holidayed in mild Hawaii instead?