Sentence examples for blowing rain from inspiring English sources

A storm was blowing rain into the building on the Chêne Pointu estate.

The wind chill was 29 when the second half began, and a blowing rain made the conditions even more difficult.

The blowing rain made visibility so bad, Mr. Saulnier said, that even his 25,000-candlepower spotlight did not allow him to see to the top of the 40-foot power poles.

The top four spots on the leader board belong to players who started their rounds in the afternoon, after most of the nearly two inches of blowing rain had already fallen on the course.

Both are iDen/Direct Connect compatible, and meet mil-spec requirements for durability against blowing rain, dust, shock, and vibration.

Technically, the stage was covered from the elements, but blowing rain played havoc with the sound all day.

A strong wind blows rain against me.

While there is a roof on the Alcides Nieto Patino velodrome in Cali, Colombia, the sides are open and wind has blown rain onto the track, disrupting the team's build-up to the five-day event.

Although the mural is protected by a slanted roof, wind would blow rain through a gap under the roof and it would trickle down the painted stucco wall.

As one would expect, there's talk of "Rocky Balboa hitting Apollo Creed in the gut," French novels of the sixties, hitchhiking in the seventies, vehicles breaking down in bad weather ("A sandstorm had erupted. An icy wind was blowing. Rain threatened"), a " 'band of brothers' belief system," the importance of assuming risk, the necessity of defying destiny.

They moved in April, during a northeaster, the wind blowing the rain sideways.