Sentence examples for harrowing rain from inspiring English sources
For the next month, hundreds of thousands of soldiers on opposing sides attacked and counterattacked across sodden, porridge-like mud, in an open, grey landscape almost empty of buildings or natural cover, all under the relentless, harrowing rain of exploding shells, flying shrapnel, and machine-gun fire.
The ride back becomes a bit harrowing as the driving rain makes the visibility so poor we can't even see the island.
I was told later that it was well that I fell asleep on the way back to Tbilisi, because the driving down the side of the mountain, in lashing wind and rain was harrowing.
At a gathering in October on the roofless terrace of the building, a couple of dozen illegal migrants sat on a mattress or on little stools beneath a blue plastic sheet to protect them from the rain, and shared harrowing accounts of their lives in Morocco.
Imagine the unseen, unnamed mountain ranges that rose and fell during this time, peaks as harrowing as K2 and higher than Everest challenging the sky even as relentless rains lashed them back into the muddy plains.
Rain was pelting down and we were trying to navigate the Cabot Trail, the scenic but occasionally harrowing two-lane road that encircles the northern tip of Cape Breton, the island at the northern tip of Nova Scotia.
As it rains around the ninth month, the Tai Dam start their agricultural activities by preparing rice fields, ploughing, and harrowing.
