Sentence examples for nothing but rain from inspiring English sources

Rain, rain nothing but rain and fog to.

It seemed to do nothing but rain, day after day.

"The last 30 days have been nothing but rain," he said, "and then the sun came out".

It hasn't always felt that way, of course, since it did nothing but rain for so much of the season.

A Papua New Guinea villager survived five weeks at sea in a small boat with nothing but rain water to sustain him, officials said today.

In the meantime, as she stands near her potato patch, Rim says that despite a drought in the south it's been nothing but rain lately here in the high country.

There is his reworking of Romantic soliloquy, as in "Rain": "Rain, midnight rain, nothing but the wild rain / On this bleak hut, and solitude, and me / Remembering again that I shall die".

Ted demanded, and predicted that she would see nothing in England but rain and coldness and people who were too polite to ask her to repeat her name.

"It ain't going to be nothing, but wind and rain," she said.

Squaw, like all of the Tahoe area, while it can get eight feet of snow in three days, can also go an entire winter month with nothing but a passing rain storm.

The roof on the Millennium Stadium may have been open but nothing could rain on Wales's parade.