Sentence examples for been rain from inspiring English sources
noun
Condensed water falling from a cloud.
- We've been having a lot of rain lately.
Recent precipitation has been rain.
There has been rain hereabouts lately.
There have been rain on snow events in winter, resulting in massive die-offs of reindeer.
Wherever the Rain Gods have been, rain has not been falling on my yard.
There had been rain over south Cumbria — a lot of it — and there was going to be a lot more.
"There has been rain but it's not enough to repair the damage," said Carlos Mera, a commodities analyst at Rabobank.
The weather had been relatively dry, so nothing in the Dumpster had been rain-soaked or started to rot.
Exactly 20 years later, on his 39th birthday, he'd play perhaps his most famous match at the Open, beating Aaron Krickstein, 7-6 in the fifth, in a four-hour, 42-minute thriller that has been rain-delay fodder for the networks for years.
A lot of people out here have been saying that England's preparation hasn't been the best because it's been rain-affected and a bit stop-start – down in Hobart they got two and a half days of rain, which isn't the best preparation, and they probably didn't play as well as they would've liked in the first tour match.
