Sentence examples for interminable rain from inspiring English sources
So I did not hold out hope — especially not with the interminable rain dancing on our tin roof.
Mr. Ziak is inspired by the stoicism of men who slept in log hollows, suffered through interminable rain, and still found time to sketch a map and make botanical observations that have held up after two centuries.
"Just checked out Metcheck (website of choice when I lived in England," begins Graeme Arthur, "and it furnished me with many an accurate forecast for Pembrokeshire where others, including the Met Office (whose data Metcheck use to forecast (how does at work?)) were predicting interminable rain, so I could climb the sea cliffs without precipitation).
By the eleventh, one couldn't pretend to know what would happen; Fox News showed a clip of the ball getting past Bill Buckner in the 1986 World Series, footage that tends to get broken out either when there is an interminable rain delay or something really miraculous going on.
What they missed most during those seemingly interminable weeks of rain, Mr. SanGiacomo said, were their usual forays "into New York City -- to the zoo, the aquarium or the botanical garden".
I may be looking back on those lunches hunkered down behind a stone wall in the rain or those interminable trudges up Skiddaw or Scafell Pike with a little more affection than I felt at the time, but I clearly remember that there was an excitement to it all, not least the danger of high paths and steep ridges.
Eddie Butler … an interminable slog through mud, wind and rain.
Birds of a Feather: Reflecting the tone of the show, Essex is constantly overcast, with bouts of rain as dreary and interminable as the show's theme tune.
It is a competition that has played out here with paid workers and volunteers in a strange universe of sleep deprivation, interminable door-to-door marches through cold rains, borrowed guest rooms and donated junk food.
Even Parisse could not make his catches of the interminable stream of balls coming out of the rain-filled, disgustingly grey sky of Rome in the spring.
