The phrase 'rain quit' is not typically used in written English
It might be a play on words referring to the phrase "raining cats and dogs", but it does not make sense without context.
"Well, it ain't about to quit raining for Charles Drew Hart".
"At least it quit raining," said her husband, LINWOOD SIMON.
After telling Colbert "not to quit his day job", Rain appeared in a short segment on the show and competed (and won) a DDR dance-off with Colbert.
For right now though, the Houthi forces are continuing to advance, even as they say they'd be willing to talk if it quits raining missiles.
"We were all sure he was going to quit," Davies exults through the confetti rain.
The Browns' losing streak is up to five games, Coach Butch Davis has quit and defensive tackle Robert Griffith said, "When it rains it pours, and right now we've got to turn off the sprinkler".
This reviewer, at least, hopes that Mr Rain will put off quitting for a while.
I told myself, 'Quit being a baby.' " Tonight's game began in a driving rain, and Charles's own college player, Conor Casey, a strapping forward, had trouble planting his thick legs and moving his thick trunk.
While ahead in the second set, 4-1, Djokovic threatened to quit because he said the lines became too slippery once it started raining.
