Sentence examples similar to rain spurts from inspiring English sources
The spurts of rain had soaked into every part of me, and mud was in parts of my body that I didn't even know I had.
Whoever else is out of training, One backs you as a cert, For coming through the ruck and raining With one tremendous spurt!
Helical ropes of white steam spurt out of a fiberglass geyser and rain down on me like children's shoes.
If there is also too little rain in July, then India will brace for a new spurt in food inflation, which is likely to spread unhappiness far and wide.
Each is a hollow container from which water spurts in slender streams through multiple little perforations, falling like rain into a broad, shallow basin below.
This is the secret, I think, of the strange sweetness that pervades his movies, even when the blood is spurting, the body count is mounting, and the bullets (or arrows) are pelting down like typhoon rain.
You have only to look at the "Kill Bill" films, from 2003 and 2004, in which blood the color of raspberries spurts comically from the stumps of severed arms and torsos, and B-movie storm clouds hurl B-movie rain, to realize just how much more rooted in reality in the locales and linguistic idioms of Tarantino's immediate neighborhood his first films are.
"Children have growth spurts.
