Sentence examples for rain settled from inspiring English sources

A Sykes monkey and a small, tented village housing about 15 other hikers greeted us under the namesake big tree as rain settled in for the evening.

Other times, the rain settles in for a spell.

Rain settling over Camden and Kentish Town, but here a cloud-break and the cherry still at her station.

I stood back then and let the guy with the pick work at the hole, the rain settling into a thin drizzle and a long funnel of cloud clinging to the raw earth above us as if the mountain had begun to breathe.

Like water, bodily waste has its own cycle: from toilets to cracked pipes to the earth, into our water systems that eventually dry out and send particles into the air, then back to the city as brown rain, settling on food being sold on the street, leading to diarrhoea that is discharged into public bathrooms.

THE spirits of supporters of Zimbabwe's main opposition party matched the dismal skies and chilly rain that settled on the capital Harare this week.

But a flurry of wickets either side of a rain delay settled things as England bowled out the tourists for 172 to claim a 114-run Duckworth-Lewis win.

But it's not like, say, Seattle's rain, which settles in and hangs low in the sky.

With rain threatening I settled in the lounge with Maia, who made friends with the children of a local schoolteacher, while other passengers pulled out their guitars and harmonicas and began to play.

But the only real relief will be the end of the dry, hot winds and the beginning of long, settled rains.

The rain has reached a settled pace – not torrential but persistent – and, after what feels like a week of it, the land is a soggy, slopping, runneling muck.