Sentence examples for rain blowing from inspiring English sources

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

Yesterday afternoon, a squall swooped down out of the west, rain blowing sideways, the hemlocks outside my office window leaping and bowing.

On Sunday, he stood at his post, the portico roof far above his head offering little protection from the rain blowing sideways and under the collar of his red and gold coat.

Derwent Park is definitely more appealing in summer than on a cold winter night with the rain blowing in sideways, although seeing the snow on the top of the Lakes District's peaks on a sunny afternoon was glorious.

With the rain blowing sideways, and gusts of wind strong enough to blow golf balls off the greens on all three tournament courses, officials halted play with nobody finishing more than 12 holes.

How lucky I am to find someone who already knows all about this exact one?' " A few days after Yanks Weekend, typical British spring weather had returned, and Mr. Dawood was doing 65 miles per hour on the M4 highway, a frigid rain blowing in through the open window.

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.

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.