Sentence examples for miserable rain from inspiring English sources
In miserable rain there were celebrations developing in Plymouth as places were settled in the 45th Rolex Fastnet Race, the biennial battle on the briny around a desolate rock off the south-west corner of Ireland.
A friend who has rented a cottage in England for the summer writes that, after suffering through five straight days of miserable rain, her heart… A Princeton undergraduate spent last weekend in town.
By Clara Binswanger and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, September 2 , 1967P. 24 A friend who has rented a cottage in England for the summer writes that, after suffering through five straight days of miserable rain, her heart leaped the other morning when she turned on the radio and heard the announcer say, "Rain, followed by showers".
It stood tall in the miserable rain and insufferable heat that engulfed northern Ohio during the camping trip.
It was a commonplace that all young British boys and girls, having awakened to consciousness in India, hated going back to England's boarding schools, to the miserable rain and appalling food, as they'd had to for a century or more.
Yet they are certain to brighten up this miserable, rain-suffused January.
"Meriwether Lewis and William Clark's western expedition, spent the miserable, rain-filled winter of 1805-06 in a cabin here.
But as I hiked my way through the suitably grey and miserable morning rain on Friday, past the sludgy main stages and the beered-up, lads-on-the-lash crowds, I felt, quite frankly, pissed off.
Has someone bought you a pie because you looked miserable in the rain?
Worcestershire have endured a most miserable summer, with rain and floods making New Road a no-go area, but yesterday a brilliant century by Moeen Ali took them to the brink of the NatWest Pro40 title with a crushing 151-run victory over Northamptonshire at Kidderminster, their adopted home for the time being.
It was a perfect day for a ballgame, in the beach-weather 70's, the sun shining sweetly after days of miserable gray and rain, the breeze off Lake Michigan rippling the pennants atop the hand-operated center-field scoreboard and above the upper deck.
