Sentence examples for drifting rain from inspiring English sources

Late-morning drizzles turned into the sort of steady, cold, drifting rain that defies jackets and umbrellas to seep into bones.

In the most recent case Barton diagnosed, this was the story—she became aware of "drifting rain" in her vision after coming off SSRIs.

If you, a 20-something, are on a one-way train to sitting on someone's roof in the drifting rain at 6 AM looking like The Ring victims listening to "Despacito" from a phone, then everyone you fancy and admire will know about it, because posting sesh evidence is something we continue to do.

If you—a 20-something are on a one-way train to sitting on someone's roof in the drifting rain at 6 AM looking like The Ring victims listening to "Despacito" from a phone, then everyone you like and admire will know about it, because posting basic evidence is something we continue to do.

If you – a twenty-something – are on a one-way train to sitting on someone's roof in the drifting rain at 6AM looking like The Ring victims listening to Despacito from a phone, then everyone you fancy and admire will know about it, because posting sesh evidence is something we continue to do.

As he closed his eyes, he found himself transported into a dream state, he said, as if drifting down a rain forest river.

With the rain drifting down and the wind behind them in the second half, Leinster pounded away at Edinburgh's defensive line but the visitors showed great organisation and heart as, despite being out of the tournament, they played right until the final whistle.

Behind him, through a wall of plate glass, gray Manhattan sulked steamily under a drifting pall of April rain.

"Nadisa" and "Ambupati," for example, resemble rain clouds drifting over water, while in "Lavana," the clouds dissipate into mist.

And then her voice, buffeted by the winds and assaulted by the rain, came drifting down like a leaf: 'Dad!' she called.

Lush pre-Raphaelite silhouettes populated a moody gothic world of haze, rain and drifting leaves, while the ambient sounds of tides, storms and gulls lent scene changes a cinematic fluidity.