The rain crept up your sleeves, soaked into your collar, and the clothes under your rain gear steamed with humidity, not to mention what the rain did to all the walls and roofs, all the lawns and trees, all the roads and gateways as it relentlessly bucketed down onto the town.
Cold air sharpened my mind and cold rain soaked my short-sleeve shirt.
He examined the clothing left behind in the lighthouse and concluded that James Ducat and Thomas Marshall had gone down to the western landing stage, and that Donald MacArthur (the 'Occasional') had left the lighthouse during heavy rain in his shirt sleeves.
That summer is full of grey, warm nights, the kind where the sun never seems to set even though you never see it; the sky is light and full of clouds, and you walk home under it, in your shirt sleeves, thin rain sometimes pattering on your skin, you dragging your trainers down winding country roads.
Untimely rain falls, drenching my flowing sleeves.
They also brought with them a brief shower of genuine rain: not the artificial variety that Boyle had up his sleeve for use later on, but a humid day activating its relief valve at the end of a hot spell.
Clemens, as usual, did not wear a long sleeve shirt to battle the chilly air and cold rain.
Christopher Bailey once made it rain on the catwalk, so what does he have up his sleeve for spring/summer?
Obviously, if want an outdoor event, you'll have to consider the possibility of rain ruining your plan, therefore, keep a hidden ace up your sleeve just in case.
