Sentence examples for ever raining from inspiring English sources

A few days later, Mr. G was at it again, serenading grim-faced travellers on my pre-dawn flight out of Beijing, his saxophone as cloying and unchanging as ever, raining down from overhead speakers like a vengeful, smooth-Jazz God.

Nothing ever rained down on us".

It hardly ever rained, and more than once the well ran dry from watering.

It hardly ever rains, and I have learned to love my bike.

First, the P-rade of 1953 was the only one ever rained out before it began.

If it had ever rained on Republic Day in India before, nobody could seem to remember when, or how much.

It took only a few dry weeks for the fields on the plateau above the village to forget that it had ever rained.

Now I'm retired in St . Petersburg Fla., where it hardly ever rains, and I'm not so sure I can run.

Of course, this might be a problem if you had a sodium intolerance, and it'd be a disaster if it ever rained.

We had had miraculous weather in Argentina (essential, since we had no cover and not an hour of spare time); it had only ever rained in scenes where rain was entirely appropriate.

In the genteel professor's London it hardly ever rains, people still wear top hats, and no one is ever rude to each other, all of which are things that are alien to the modern day Londoner.