Sentence examples for it bucketed down from inspiring English sources

It bucketed down all morning at Wimbledon.

First it drizzled, then, as we met the Towy river, it bucketed down.

When it rains in Seathwaite, and other settlements near mountains in the west, it buckets down, in contrast to the gentle precipitation elsewhere.

Favorites include "It's bucketing down!" or in Scotland, "It's dreach!" which is used to describe a gloomy, wet day.

"It was a cold Tuesday night, it was bucketing down and blowing a gale but he worked really hard and helped the United youngsters.

Rain bucketed down in freezing torrents.

I spent a contented winter's day there once while the rain bucketed down outside.

The rain at Abbey House bucketed down, lashed by a bitter wind.

ADAM GROSSMAN waited impatiently under a shelter at a highway rest stop while the rain bucketed down around him.

It's bucketing down at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where Manchester City are about to go at it with Real Madrid.

Outside it's bucketing down with rain, but in half an hour a tent full of children will be going wild to this most charming team of rodents.