weather-roughened

He was a stocky man, with a sharp, weather-roughened face.

A Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khaled 2007

Fanny, rubbing a forefinger (his) along her weather-roughened nose, would say, "At least you've seen me at my worst."

Fanny Herself Edna Ferber 1926

Fanny, rubbing a forefinger (his) along her weather-roughened nose, would say, "At least you've seen me at my worst."

Fanny Herself 1917

Not for his sake, you understand -- he, I fear, deserves what he has suffered, what he is perhaps still suffering, "-- a look of horror stole over his old, weather-roughened face --" but for the sake of the foolish girl and for the sake of her family.

Studies in love and in terror Marie Belloc Lowndes 1907

Her hands and arms are no longer flesh colour, but resemble weather-roughened hide, ingrained with dirt.

The Woman Who Toils Being the Experiences of Two Gentlewomen as Factory Girls John Van Vorst 1900

The kitchen door opened at the same moment, and a woman's figure appeared in the lamplight -- a young girl, slender, bare armed, drying her fingers as she came down the steps to offer a small, weather-roughened hand to

Blue-Bird Weather Charles Dana Gibson 1899

Then, hunched on his horse, rode old John Butler -- squat, swarthy, weather-roughened, balancing on his saddle with the grace of a chopping block; and after him more Rangers crowding close behind.

The Hidden Children 1899

In 'Frozen River,' the veteran actress Melissa Leo has one of those faces that's all creases and hollows and weather-roughened valleys

RNews - TOP STORIES 2009

In 'Frozen River,' the veteran actress Melissa Leo has one of those faces that's all creases and hollows and weather-roughened valleys

RNews - TOP STORIES 2009

In 'Frozen River,' the veteran actress Melissa Leo has one of those faces that's all creases and hollows and weather-roughened valleys

RNews - TOP STORIES 2009