Sentence examples for rain sets in from inspiring English sources

Athletes train on a gravel track a few miles outside of town that floods quickly when heavy rain sets in, preventing training.

Past the electronic fences (to keen potential invaders out), on a wide beach, a long white table cloth is spread, and we settle down to a picnic feast of fresh calamari, crab, yellow corvina, anchovies, seaweed, and beer, just before a bruise of clouds fills the space between earth and sky, and the rain sets in.

The rain sets in by the time we leave Zalengi.

Lack of proper latrines in informal settlement sites such as this one brings serious health risks: When the rain sets in, water contaminated by human faeces can easily spread waterborne diseases.

Rain halted any further progress for South Africa but when rain set in, Clarke - the second centurion of the innings after David Warner's 135 on the opening day - had hit 11 fours and scored the second hundred of his career at Newlands.

The rain set in, one huge Noah douche.

"A cold stormy rain set in" – unseasonal for July.

His first effort was September in the Rain, set in a mining community.

On the allotment yesterday, the rain set in for most of the afternoon.

In some other era, a month like July, which broke a record for rain set in 1889, might have left the groundskeepers of the world in chaos.

"Monday is expected to bring a brief respite from the stormy conditions before more strong winds and rain set in from the west on Tuesday.