Sentence examples for rain drifting from inspiring English sources

With the rain drifting down and the wind behind them in the second half, Leinster pounded away at Edinburgh's defensive line but the visitors showed great organisation and heart as, despite being out of the tournament, they played right until the final whistle.

Fine rain drifts along mountains to the south of me.

There is a pebble-shaped boulder engraved: "In loving memory of Richard, our brother and uncle". Below the cemetery, the grey surface of the loch is ruffled in the March wind; above, rain drifts across the bleak hillside.

By W. S. Merwin The New Yorker, April 29 , 1974P. 34 Fine rain drifts along mountains to the south of me View Article W. S. Merwin's poetry first appeared in The New Yorker in 1955, and the magazine has since published close to two hundred of his poems and short stories.

Outside, the rain is drifting down.

"Nadisa" and "Ambupati," for example, resemble rain clouds drifting over water, while in "Lavana," the clouds dissipate into mist.

And then her voice, buffeted by the winds and assaulted by the rain, came drifting down like a leaf: 'Dad!' she called.

Lush pre-Raphaelite silhouettes populated a moody gothic world of haze, rain and drifting leaves, while the ambient sounds of tides, storms and gulls lent scene changes a cinematic fluidity.

The clouds, heat-frazzled, gave up on rain and drifted empty across the wide sky.

Trade-wind rain clouds drift in over the volcano's low eastern rim, often accumulating in the crater's centre.

For two decades Yancey and Rhett have shouted secession whenever so much as an ominous rain cloud drifted down from the North.