Sentence examples for rain stuck from inspiring English sources
"And So It Goes" depicts him as living in his "own private rain," stuck in a "hexed" second marriage, nursing grudges and running out of writerly inspiration.
When she pulled off the shirt, her hair, still stiff with rain, stuck up in ruff around her face, as if she were roused against him.
"The idea is to bring attention to subtle natural phenomena that people wouldn't normally notice," said artist Peter Courtemanche, whose contribution to the show – Drop = Blip = Clatter (Rain Stick) – shows that even nature's smallest movements produce energy.
Even on days when it hasn't rained, stuck weather systems have frequently cast a bleak shadow over the region.
(Hint: bring a rain stick).
Gotta find me a rain stick!
"It's just a rain stick," Gavin said.
In other segments a mournful violin melody hovered over rhythms from Mr. Mirabal's rain stick.
She is still rattling rain sticks (though for all her neo-hippie, New Age trappings, she does succumb to the airport McDonald's).
Particularly striking is the use of a huge battery of percussion, from rain sticks to rototoms for which the composer specifies a reggae sound.
But she'd always make up for the boring times when she brought out the instruments: drums, maracas and rain sticks were just the beginning of the fun.
