Sentence examples similar to drenched earth from inspiring English sources
Record rainfall levels have drenched Houston over the past four days.
The tear gas that has drenched Athens – a new variety, imported from Israel – clears.
Heavy rain drenched Manila and rescue crews were prepared for flooding.
Soldat was set to provide an answer five weeks ago with a dirt start, but rain drenched South Florida and the track at Gulfstream Park came up sloppy.
Some photographers were huddled under an awning in the Place Vendôme, trying to stay out of the rain that has drenched Paris.
The typhoon drenched Manila overnight but caused no widespread flooding in the city, which floods often because of poor infrastructure and clogged drainage and water canals.
It drenched Louisiana with heavy rain for much of the day, then moved into central Mississippi, where it was centered near Jackson at midnight.
A series of storms has drenched California and even heavier rains are expected this weekend, promising a fleeting respite from the state's devastating drought.
She and her relatives have been unable, in the wake of the powerful storm that drenched Texas last summer, to completely restore both their house and their lives.
TWO weeks ago, as rain drenched TriBeCa, 20 people in aprons stood in a circle at the New York Restaurant School on Varick Street.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle had drenched Florida with up to 11 inches of rain and blacked out half a million utility customers.
