Sentence examples for rain features from inspiring English sources

Though "Rain" features four talented performers impersonating the Beatles, it felt ersatz and made us crave the real thing.

The tropical location has been found to experience a wide variability of rain features during different periods of the year causing strong seasonal variations in the diversity gain.

Good Old War's new album Come Back As Rain features a HuffPost exclusive, "Lost At Sea," that's presented below, on its deluxe edition.

Schutz's exhibition "Piano in the Rain" features her signature tropes of excess, taboo and mayhem, yet this time with a layer of sadness underneath.

One level up, on the original perimeter mezzanine, Mr. Saitowitz created pockets of domesticity, like a huge master bath lined in pristine white tile with a rain feature.

His text for Song of the Rain, featured in the show by Phil Minton, is a work of genius – poignant, witty, and soulful.

Reich has always known that: two of his works from the 1960s, Come Out and It's Gonna Rain, feature a single phrase or sentence repeated against versions of itself, looped at different speeds.

The tantalizing program and poster art for "A Steady Rain," featuring a picture of Mr. Craig's and Mr. Jackman's faces blurring in intersection, suggests a merging (or reversal) of identities that would seem to be the play's major theme.

But that didn't fool anyone: you certainly couldn't mistake Matthau's wedding-cake-in-the-rain features for anything else.

These include a version of "Nellie Grey" that Ben Jaffe found in the wreckage after Hurricane Katrina; several tracks featuring the debonair shout-singing of the pianist Sing Miller; and a version of "I Get the Blues When It Rains" featuring vocals by the banjo player Narvin Kimball, whose recorded credits here span nearly four decades.

With that money, and with backing from Nevada's prominent Greenspun family, Maloof is building Palms, a $265 million, 455-room off-Strip hotel/casino that will have hip bars, a movie theater and a nightclub called Rain that features a moat and a stage curtain of falling water.