and out onto hills, streets and sky drenched clean by torrential rains.
Under a suddenly sun-drenched sky on Fifth Avenue, the festivities were a bit more free-flowing: flowers bloomed on the bonnets of children and sprouted from the ears of Chihuahuas, as marchers who finished the annual Easter Day parade in front of the church mingled with a band of protesters with signs.
The now moonless sky was drenched with bursts of light from big lamps.
Soft, warm and creamy, they taste like little clouds might, if pulled down from the sky and drenched in magic truffle milk.
All of us partygoers walked out to the ocean, huddled in warm layers, as the skies predictably drenched us, because it was, after all, fucking Oregon.
Before we knew it, hard, driving rain poured out of the sky, drenching me and all my possessions.
(It's not for nothing that Baudelaire, the self-described "king of a rainy land," dwelled obsessively on his hometown's "great gray sky," "foggy seasons," "drenched landscape" and "mists and rains").
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Back at camp that night, it's nearing sunset and the sky is alive - drenched in shifting hues of fiery orange, crimson and violet.
The sky looks dark, everything is drenched, the fields are muddy.
On No. 17, García was standing over an 18-foot par putt when the skies opened and he was drenched.
