Sentence examples for rain spurred from inspiring English sources
I ran through the dinosaur sculptures of Crystal Palace in a torrent of rain, spurred on by the text I'd received from my first garden owner: "Hope you're not too wet, there's a beer with your name on it when you get here".
Record rainfall, spurred by low pressure and Hurricane Joaquin, dumped 20in of rain in some parts of South Carolina.
Its heaviest rains and winds, spurred by the remnants of Tropical Storm Nicole, churned northward overnight as gusts reached 53 miles an hour in New York's northern suburbs by 6 a.m. and charged into the Hudson Valley and New England by midday.
The Mississippi and other Midwestern rivers were still significantly above flood stage, spurred by heavy rain last week.
Though the rain may have reduced the fire risk somewhat, it also spurred greater growth of grasses, which serve as fuel for a fire once it starts advancing.
The acid rain program, for instance, cost about 80percentt less than originally estimated, because technical innovation spurred by the new rules drove prices down.
That assault spurred vigilance.
Specialisation spurred increase in productivity.
Winter weather shopping will also spur boots for rain, snow and staying indoors, gloves, scarves, long underwear, waterproof socks, umbrellas and a bunch of other weather-related things that Californians have no actual experience with.
