Sentence examples for feel rain from inspiring English sources

My girlfriend's sister can feel rain approaching with her episiotomy scar (she's a hit at parties).

Passengers told Jamaican newspapers that they could feel rain inside the cabin once the plane came to a halt.

"As soon as you feel rain on your visor, let us know and we'll bring you in to change tyres," says Nico Rosberg's engineer over the radio.

For example, you can see and hear and feel rain, but the sentence "Virginia rain smells different from a California drizzle".[3] is even more evocative.

When Ronan sticks her head out of her bedroom window and, we presume, feels rain for the first time, you too feel her wonder and her innocence.

As The Guardian noted, he built training facilities, smart shops and huge awnings so that no ticket holder need ever feel the rain.

He heads out multiple times a day to feel the rain, sun and wind, sucking in his stomach to squeeze his way around its small table and into a patio chair.

For the moral sense intuitionist, the process of decision-making is non-rational; just as we feel the rain on our skin by a non-rational process, we just feel what the right action is.

Believe that after enduring years of the prison-like toil entrepreneurial life can be, you will emerge from miles of sewage pipes to feel the rain wash the crap off your face.

I began to feel the rain drops trickling down again, so I pulled my hat down a little bit.

Because you get the weather, you can feel the rain, you can smell the flowers and yeah, the cow shit as well, but the views are great: all of your senses are stimulated.