Sentence examples for battering rain from inspiring English sources

Her tent feels like a warm embryo against the battering rain outside.

As my siblings and I cosied up beneath our narrowboat's decks, racking up the canasta hours and flicking earwigs into the chemical toilet, he maintained a lonely vigil at the tiller, out in the ceaseless, battering rain, his dour heroism only slightly diluted by his sou'wester fashioned from two binliners.

The camp has survived subzero temperatures, battering rain and winds, and blistering heat.

The whole mood is very windswept: European pirates, a bit Ben Gunn; dark and stormy, battering rain; all of that".

The battering rain, not to mention the prospect of another bout of fighting, seemed to matter little.

But while the weather inland has been dry and sunny, the Western Cape has taken a battering rain and high winds.

The area was battered by rain, wind and lightning.

An Irish TV presenter has been praised after continuing her live weather report despite being battered by rain and gales from Storm Desmond.

Despite, or perhaps because of these stunts, Mr. English has become a sought-after painter of works not normally battered by rain, wind and disgruntled pedestrians.

The Met Office, Britain's weather forecaster, reckons the region will be battered by rain over the next few weeks though possibly less frequently, or with more intervals between showers.

Dens Park had been battered by rain up to kick-off time and the surface, patched up in places, threatened to cut up badly.