weather-stained

Even now, weather-stained as they were, the building was breathtakingly beautiful.

Slade looked at the hard, weather-stained faces around the table.

The shutters were closed, and over the door hung a weather-stained sign that said the house was for sale.

Peering through the pouring rain Jack saw a post with an old weather-stained sign hanging from it.

Once at sea he would be changing into one of his weather-stained coats and the white trousers favoured by most officers.

The weather-stained white walls of the long chamber were streaked with fading blue plaster.

He wore old riding leathers with a weather-stained cloak thrown over them.

The squire's weather-stained face flushed to a deeper red as he turned upon the Londoner.

She crossed through the old church-yard with its toppled, weather-stained stones, passing close along the church wall.

Four dirty weather-stained canvas sacks of mail were heaped on the deck at his feet.

Then they donned masks and knocked politely at the weather-stained oaken door.

Serov motioned toward the weather-stained concrete building beyond the chain-link fence.

Carved two-story wooden doors provided street-level entrance through the weather-stained walls.

The weather-stained dome of the gazebo faced them.

A weather-stained sombrero was on his head.

A rangy man in jeans, dusty boots, and a weather-stained cowboy hat walked slowly over to him.

Above it stood a high, weather-stained wall, the river bar- rier of Heath Castle.

He was old, a weather-stained man.

At the end of the oak-lined avenue, the girls came to a weather-stained loggia of stone.

It can make the battered marble and the weather-stained brick, the slime on the surface of the canal, seem marvellous.

It was very like Redcom's, thin, a foot wide, maybe two feet tall, weather-stained, with rounded upper corners.

The sail makers made up resplendent suits of sails, to replace the faded and weather-stained articles.

He turned from the bed, clutching a weather-stained winter sports jacket, to face the muzzle of a gray-blue A-pistol.

Henry went across to a weather-stained chest, pulled open a drawer; a twelve-legged spider leaped out, scuttled away.

Pareja waved to an unshaven man, perhaps five feet tall but looking morelike a weather-stained barrel with legs.