Sentence examples for rain streams from inspiring English sources

A sex scene shot in a car, in which Random writhes with Kodar as rain streams down the windows, is among Welles's most astonishing feats.

What an easy, delightful way to spend a weekend, curled up on the sofa, a vase of daffodils unfurling in a warm room as rain streams down the window and, close at hand, two new books by Elinor Lipman.

Fifty-two samples were obtained from surface water (rain, streams, rivers and ponds) and groundwater (shallow hand dug wells and deep boreholes) sources between July and August 2009 (Fig. 6).

In the northeast the isle shelves to a shore, but otherwise the coast is rugged and much indented; numerous caves have been carved out by rain, streams and sea.

The early rabbis later came to distinguish "living water" to be found in flowing forms such as rain, streams, lakes and springs from "dead water" that has been sitting stagnant in a well or closed body of water and is, therefore, unacceptable for purification purposes.

Noise and night and rain streaming everywhere: you couldn't see farther than your hand.

As the rain streamed down today, the joie de vivre did not extend to those in charge.

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.

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

While the other players left the field, he sat on the bench for two minutes, his head in his hands, the rain streaming down.