Sentence examples for delivered rain from inspiring English sources
It delivered rain and high winds all the way to the Great Lakes, where freighters were at a standstill in waves two stories tall.
In popular belief only the latter two were significant; they were transformed into the Dragon Kings (Longwang), gods who lived in the four oceans, delivered rain, and protected seafarers.
They found increasing greenhouse gases were strengthening the Southern Ocean's Roaring Forties – known as the Southern Annual Mode (SAM) – that delivered rains to southern Australia.
Conditions are now ripe in the Pacific Ocean for the onset of a record-breaking El Niño this winter which could dangerously disrupt weather patterns around the globe – but with the possible benefit of delivering rain to drought-gripped California.
As the storm moved northwest, National Hurricane Center predictions had it passing over Cuba this weekend and re-emerging in the Gulf of Mexico on Monday, sliding past the west coast of Florida in time to deliver rain and thunderstorms on Tampa as the Republican National Convention gets under way on Monday.
And so on a recent morning, under a sky threatening and soon delivering rain, Mr. Miranda, dressed down like a high school kid in loose jeans, white sneakers, a hoodie, an army-green jacket and a Nintendo backpack (geek habits die hard), offered a tour of a neighborhood that is half real and half invented.
The ominous clouds which hovered over Silverstone during Sunday morning failed to deliver rain for the race as Bautista started on pole for the first time.
Winter in the Netherlands' biggest city is supposed to deliver rain and sleet.
Rios says the policy at work is to deliver rain, shine, or snow, until that snow reaches 6 inches.
When a final victory comes, it will be delivered by rain or a dramatic change in the weather – something far beyond the firefighters' control.
On piano he delivered "November Rain" to full power-ballad splendor, with every second of its majestic coda intact, followed by AC/DC's "Whole Lotta Rosie," a characteristic ode to a Rubenesque woman.
