Sentence examples for rain about from inspiring English sources

Here is some of the best reaction: Michael Owen: "Manchester United just have to score one goal more than Sheffield United to win the game" Michael Owen: "If there's a bit of rain about, it makes the surface wet".

"On Monday, though it will be rainy, we should see milder air trying to push through, and by Tuesday, things should be starting to get back to normal temperature-wise, though there will still be some rain about".

It was sweater weather and there was rain about, enough to cause breaks in play, disturbing concentration and consistently tickling up the pitch that, under a blanket of cloud that hung low, was at its most capricious: the light was never more than adequate.

While Mumbai has spent millions on its drainage system since then, last week an overnight rain about one-tenth as severe as the 2005 downpour brought traffic and suburban trains in many parts of the city to a crawl during the morning rush hour.

Former Australian Test batsman Jack Fingleton said that Hassett "might have made an initial mistake in not having the pitch rolled because whenever there was rain about in England the heavy roller seemed to knock any nonsense [erratic bounce and sideways movement] out of the pitch".

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The rain had about stopped.

It rains about 1,605 millimeters (about 63 inches) a year.

An admittedly relentless competitor, Martin channeled his energy into the Oregon program, trying to recruit top amateur golfers to Eugene, where it rains about 51 inches a year.

For centuries, meteorologists relied on statistical tables based on historical averages — it rains about 45 percent of the time in London in March, for instance — to predict the weather.

(Few Los Angeles restaurateurs and club designers exploit the fact that it rains about twice a year here and everyone loves the outdoors).