Sentence examples for rain aborted from inspiring English sources
Glavine did not make his scheduled start yesterday, but the teams did before rain aborted the game in the bottom of the fourth inning, resulting in a day-night, two-stadium doubleheader Saturday in the Bronx and in Queens.
The climb was nearly aborted a week ago when rain and stormy weather nearly stranded them 1,000 feet from the sum mit.
He had aborted his final lap in drizzling rain and fell from pole position as five drivers, including Rosberg, beat his time.
The Joline set off from Ramsgate on Wednesday with two lorry loads of sheep, but the captain aborted the crossing because of strong winds and rain.
Out come the pack-a-macs... and the start has been aborted as the teams aren't ready for the rain.
Plans to take out a Torah scroll at the Kotel, and perhaps to read from it, were also aborted for fear the parchment would be damaged by the rain.
The first One-Day International match was played on the fifth day of a rain-aborted Test match between England and Australia at Melbourne in 1971, to fill the time available and as compensation for the frustrated crowd.
Arriving in wind, rain and fog so heavy that the airport had been closed for domestic traffic, the plane had aborted one landing and was circling to try a second runway when it hit the 1,320-foot-high 1,320-foot-high 1,320-foot-highhe airport.
Women have always aborted.
