Sentence examples for blinding rain from inspiring English sources
"blinding rain" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe heavy rain which has reduced visibility. For example: "The blinding rain made driving almost impossible."
Towering waves, blinding rain and creamy fogs still confound captains and crews, but rescue efforts have improved.
The operator zipped us in and suddenly I was nostalgic for the safety of the turnpike in the blinding rain.
In those periods, late at night or in blinding rain or snow, another kind of challenge can creep in: boredom.
Five hours later, the Rebels were defeated by Wake Forest in a blinding rain that pushed a 5 p.m. kickoff back to 7 p.m.
The oil paintings reminded me of looking through a car window in blinding rain and the bottom of a dirty swimming pool, among other things.
Massive storms have swept across the central United States, hammering the region with fist-sized hail, blinding rain and tornadoes leaving a trail of destruction.
Blinding sun, pouring rain, sleet and snow have done little to dissuade fanatics from surrounding the Dominique Ansel Bakery.
Daylight and nighttime, heavy rain and blinding sun are past indications to help them keep track of all of them.
Unfortunately, the smooth terrazzo proved treacherous outdoors; slippery in the rain and nearly blinding under sunshine.
Rain was falling in blinding sheets when the white tour bus set off from Temple, a university and industrial town 120 miles from Dallas.
Then the scud came, rain wind-driven in blinding sheets, forcing the cattle under the lee of the hedge and rattling on the thatched stack like hail.
