Okahandja, a country town of dusty roads and weather-beaten stores, appears suddenly and is quickly left behind.
Helpless on the bridge, you figure, weather-beaten, he who sees through life and death, never look back at the past.
I had much to watch you, the weather-beaten old friend, looking forward to your understanding.
More so recently, we've seen weather-beaten backdrops of urban decay used for portrait Settings - and quite successfully.
He found thehouse, a weather-beaten cardboard bungalow at eighty a month, but at the lastminute the firm ordered him to Washington, and I went out to the country alone.
Something like a blush tried to assert itself in his weather-beaten cheek.
There are the wood door with full of flaw the weather-beaten sculpture of stone. Nothing is imperishable, but only different is the speed.
He was a poor old man, down and out, with many wrinkles on his weather-beaten face.
Her weather-beaten face tells of a hard life.
For example, if you're looking to photograph a rustic cabin in the woods, the most ideal texture would be of a raw, weather-beaten structure instead of one with vinyl siding.
You see a middle aged man with weather-beaten face and rough hands.
Approaching the age of 70, I should be said to be weather-beaten and insightful about the mundane affairs yet I'm still alternately sober and muddled.
Nowadays, for the Spring Festival or other important days, villagers still copy the original couplets on red paper and paste them over the weather-beaten old ones.
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