Sentence examples for rain blow from inspiring English sources

At the North African harbor, a 155-foot merchant trader rises and falls on the tide as fog and scattered rain blow through.

We quickly got into dry clothes, watching the rain blow sideways just mere feet from our warm shelter, where we would hunker down for the next 20 hours or so.

Last night, the cold wind and the rain blew.

She said rain blew through the roof and bricks of some of the 14 buildings.

A few yards away, through the open door of the freight entrance, rain blew in.

As I stood there on the top floor with the rain blowing in, my suspicions fell away.

Rain blows in on the pupils through broken classroom windows when thunderstorms sweep across the cactus outside.

But on Sunday, rain blew sideways across the field, mixing with wind and cold to keep Giants Stadium half empty.

Hints of spring send hopeful diners in search of outdoor space, but when cold rain blows in, windows overlooking the street are the next best thing.

After a couple of wrong turns, I accidentally wound up on the vast, wind-swept runway, as rain blew horizontally past my car and lightning struck the ground.

As James takes her in, the beam of light is extinguished abruptly, and a squall of rain blows against the windowpane.