Sentence examples for inevitable rain from inspiring English sources

During an inevitable rain delay, referee Alan Mills metamorphosed into the parent of a teenage daughter, telling White that she had to change into something more appropriate.

It draws people who arrive for a long weekend, often with hippie wardrobes and mud boots for Bonnaroo's nearly inevitable rain.

For a few, the exceptional heat from May to September a century ago – apart from an inevitable rain break during Wimbledon – marked the opulent best of times.

Their exclusive columns ran in the newspapers, their juiciest sound bites were circulated to print reporters daily and their nostalgic matches filled the airwaves during the inevitable rain delays.

It's come to this... "With so much rain and so much outdoor sporting action in London this month how about an indoor 'It's a Royal Knockout' to occupy the inevitable rain breaks?" asks Patrick Seaman.

As the inevitable rain began to fall, I recalled the riddle of the Sphinx from a high school course in Greek mythology: "What animal has one voice, but goes on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening?" "Man, oh, man," I answered myself, moaning.

Slits at each side of the concrete floor provide drainage for inevitable rains, as do drains hidden beneath the surrounding decomposed-granite field.

And a rare opportunity for me to get up and about to put up posters for my own show before the inevitable rains come again.

Migration is as inevitable as rain.

Their polished, impeccably paced 92-run partnership was sufficient to shepherd England towards a target reduced by inevitable Mancunian rain.

He could not, at that moment, have predicted just what that future might hold – from highlights such as David Bowie, the Levellers, Orbital, PJ Harvey, Pulp, Jay-Z, Radiohead and Blur, to the inevitable lowpoints: rain, mud, fires and stage invasions, disputes with new age travellers, gatecrashers and fence-jumpers.