Sentence examples for a spot of rain from inspiring English sources

Late in his third-round match with Viktor Troicki on Saturday, a spot of rain started to dribble down.

Silverstone is a meteorologically challenging place at the best of times, but on Sunday week there will be no shortage of spectators praying for a spot of rain.

They are blamed for the merest wisp of cloud on a sky-blue sunny day or a spot of rain on a bank holiday when none has been foretold.

The sun is struggling to break through low cloud cover, from the looks of it, and there's the suggestion we might get a spot of rain at some point during the morning.

Ryan Grant thinks a spot of rain might help Scotland in their quest for a first-ever win against New Zealand.

There's a fair spot of rain due tonight so let's all hope you didn't listen to the meteorlogical predictions of a half-cut music journo, eh? Anyway, I will be keeping you updated for the next few hours.

Saturday looks the best day with plenty of cloud, a few spots of rain or a shower but some dry and bright weather as well.

Richard Chapman, spokesman for The Weather Network, said that for England and Wales, it should be a largely dry day, "apart from a few spots of rain near western coasts".

A cloudy start to this evening with perhaps a few spots of rain or drizzle.

He never got round to writing these factoids on the side of a bus, yet here he was still trying to defend them, like an Old Testament prophet who had predicted a great flood desperately checking his palms for a few spots of rain.

It's a pretty grey and cloudy day for most of us, with the odd spot of rain on higher ground.