Sentence examples for coming down in sheets from inspiring English sources

Outside the city, the rain was still coming down in sheets.

When I started writing this rain was coming down in sheets and now it's hot enough to melt.

It was late evening at the M. Wells diner in Long Island City, Queens, and rain was coming down in sheets.

"Round the squares huddled in storms" refers to bad weather in London and people clustered in doorways to avoid the rain coming down in sheets.

The rain is coming down in sheets here at the annual picnic of the Portland, Ore., Edsel Owners Club, and all these unwavering fans of the most ill-fated car in American history are huddled under a tree.

This wouldn't ordinarily have been of note – I get not-rained on all the time – except that, just beyond the metal barriers delineating TED's rarefied food truck corral, I could see rain coming down in sheets, bright against the dark business towers.

Soon enough, the skies darken and the rain comes down in sheets.

As the rain comes down in sheets, I race back to my cabin, which is excellent cardio.

But every now and then the sky grows black, the rain comes down in sheets, and the winds threaten to obliterate our shabby encampments.

June snow comes down in sheets.

Rain comes down in sheets staining his gun-metal covert suit.