Sentence examples for rain saves from inspiring English sources

People invent great things, an unexpected rain saves an entire crop from drying out, someone writes a great book about something you love to do.

"I think the rain saved me," she aded.

The rain saved on watering time, but it was cold and crops lagged behind or were stunted by a combination of the two.

With threatening clouds loitering around Edgbaston, Paul Collingwood knew that by slowing up his team's over-rate he would increase the chances of rain saving his side from defeat, and he proceeded to do just that, bowling 13 overs in the first hour of New Zealand's reply.

Will rain save England?" Can the weather save England?

There will be no Wonder at the Waca, just as there is less chance of rain saving this third Test than there is the Swan River catching fire.

Glamorgan claimed a home tie in the quarter-finals of the T20 Blast as rain saved them from almost certain defeat against Sussex.

Reporting from Indianapolis — My recent trip to Indianapolis seemed nearly flawless — save for the drippy rain, save for the continuously bad directions from the locals.

Rain saved the Australians after they were dismissed for only 36 in their first innings; Wilfred Rhodes took seven wickets for only 17 runs.

I thought the rain might save me, but the matches were to move indoors if it rained, and his big game would only be helped by the lack of wind.

Rather than saying "I feel like it's going to rain", for example, say: "A man told me that it is going to rain". Democracy saved.