Sentence examples for rain diminished from inspiring English sources

The noise and rain diminished, but the water kept rising.

Then the rain diminished until all that was left were scattered clicks from the drops falling from the pines.

Acid rain diminishes each year, thanks to a pioneering, market-based emissions-trading system adopted under the first President Bush in 1990.

Yet the show did go on, eventually, with the rain diminishing to a drizzle through the 90-minute program's first two pieces and stopping altogether by the third and last.

Although April is known for its showers, forecasters said the chance of rain diminishes quickly by the middle of May.

For our study area, the model can be described as follows: as rains diminish in November and December, larval habitats disappear and the environment becomes drier, so the population of mosquitoes in the larger inland village decreases to very few An.

After lunch, the rain had diminished to a steady downpour, causing Barry to remark, "Aren't we lucky?" Had I been married to him and had we been traveling alone, I would have torn his head off after such a comment.

The rains have diminished the fires' most noxious problem, thick smoke from burning lakebeds and swamplands that have been dried out by a drought now in its fourth year.

Rain, a diminishing crowd of protesters and a decision by police to keep a relatively low profile led to a largely uneventful evening.

On Wednesday night, rain, a diminishing crowd of protesters and a decision by the police to keep a relatively low profile led to a largely uneventful evening at the scene of nearly two weeks of demonstrations.

We have had diminished rain and snowfall for the last three years, and our last drought was averted only because of a well-timed tropical storm.