Sentence examples for rain streamed down from inspiring English sources

Rain streamed down the faces of the soldiers, who made no move either to let us go or to make us turn back.

As the rain streamed down again, bouncing in fat drops off the surface of a clifftop billabong, they were stripped down and swimming, every bit as boisterous in their Speedos as at cocktail hour.

In September, the mornings were chilly, and sometimes rain streamed down the ferry windows, but I was a seasoned ferry commuter by now and knew to sit inside.

As the train crawled past the strip malls of Long Island and the rain streamed down the windowpanes, glasses were refilled and the volume increased.

Rather than run for cover, I counted off 'I Get the Blues When It Rains.' My white suit was splattered with mud, rain streamed down my megaphone, my boys were soaked, but we played with joy for the revellers.

Rain streamed down his face as he sat beside Mercer in the Prater Stadium but he was the picture of exhilaration and on the balcony of his hotel room he greeted the dawn with a glass of champagne, a fine Havana cigar and the declaration, "This morning I feel like Napoleon".

As the reporter Damian Whitworth wrote in The Times of London of his experience aboard a vessel in the flotilla on Sunday, "We lined up on the deck, with the rain streaming down our faces and waved at the queen.

Burberry, one of the smartest brands in modern fashion, knows that there are few feelings as evocative to a British audience as that of watching the rain stream down a window from the safety of a snug interior.

They are a hundred rivulets of red rain streaming down a window, pooling at the sill of my C-section scar in half-inch wide scars that look, to me, like burns.

Nevertheless, the rain was streaming down over Natal as Pirlo spoke and the forecast is for the game to be played in rain and cloud.

Tears streamed down her cheeks.