Sentence examples for rain feel from inspiring English sources
A couple of those songs, "Paradisco" and "All the Rain," feel like reheated leftovers; the others work marvelously.
Go home, love your children, try not to bicker, eat well, walk in the rain, feel the sun on your face and laugh loud and often, as much as possible, and especially at yourself.
Use your imagination to feel the breeze of that place, smell the earth after a nice rain, feel the ground below your feet, and the warmth of the sun above you.
The rain feels much more persistent up here.
Heavy Rain feels like a clinical depression served up in a shoebox.
The rain felt refreshing and exhilarating, and I soon found myself bursting into song.
As his family's only son, Rain feels increasing pressure to send money home to his mother.
The driving rain felt like needles against the skin, and there was almost no demarcation between the gray gulf and the gray sky.
That fine rain felt exactly right, somehow; it seemed that Dragor was gently sprinkling its holy water on me -- that I was being baptized by the past.
Having waited, in the chill grey of a Sunday morning in Glasgow when the persistence of the heavy rain feels like a form of rebuke, the movement seems involuntary.
Watching the blu-ray of Singin' In The Rain felt like a dream too -- a glorious, vivid dream.
