Sentence examples for rain whether from inspiring English sources
No city could withstand 50 inches of rain, whether it has a growth boundary, a regional master plan or a strict zoning code.
He recognises that every period creates its own distinctive kinds of rain, whether it is oily yellow puddles under Victorian gaslight, or grey puddles in the weed-grown craters of postwar bombsites, or rain hitting hard against the glass and concrete surfaces of our modern world, which has done too much, perhaps, to block it out.
Light speared the screen, like rain, and flickered, and all the time the dumb sad man with the round eyes like paddling pools and the hair like wheat stood in rain, whether the sun was shining or not; he was pathetic and strange, and his companion, the little man with the toy hearth brush for a mustache, seemed shrunken, as if he hadn't had enough to eat, and cold, standing there in the rain.
The drizzle persisted through the week, with intermittent harder showers, and for three nights he obsessed about the rain, wondering whether it was good or bad.
A host of bowler-hatted men in Golconda of 1953 hang in space along geometrically arranged lines across a streetscape, as if they were rain, only whether they are rising or falling is an open question.
They were asked how to dock a bike (shove it really hard), where to apply for bike share jobs (check the Web site), what happened to the bikes in the rain (nothing), whether they were interested in a $20 men's perfume (they were not), and, in one brazen exchange, whether they could give away a bike.
In his case, the client from Illinois had called before her ill-fated trip to find out if the machines were safe to ride in the rain and whether the tour would go ahead, according to court papers filed in U.S. District Court.
The concern is not so much about the rain, but whether there is a danger of lightning coming from the storms caused by Hurricane Patricia.
Marshall insisted the Grand Départ was already a great success, and was projected to add between £100m and £300m to the local economy, depending on whether it rains and whether Mark Cavendish, the British sprinter, wins in Harrogate on Saturday.
It didn't matter whether it was raining or whether it was the 43C summer heat or the peak of winter - we went out to deliver telegrams whatever the weather".
You often don't know for sure when your favorite player will have a match, whether he'll get upset or injured, whether rain will postpone a contest to some later time or date.
