Sentence examples for rain-soaked spring from inspiring English sources

And to prove it, we enlisted Pacific Northwest bands Pony Time, the Thermals, Tacocat, and Parenthetical Girls to share pictures from their dreary, rain-soaked spring break parties, coupled with firsthand accounts of how the pros bro down.

And to prove it, we enlisted Pacific Northwest bands Pony Time, the Thermals, Tacocat and Parenthetical Girls to share pictures from their dreary, rain-soaked spring break parties, coupled with firsthand accounts of how the pros bro down.

At its peak during a rain-soaked 1983, Lake Mead sloshed above 373 metres.

It was this generosity that party regulars more than reciprocated when they trotted out the loyal vote on this rain-soaked Election Day.

AS the rain-soaked summer wears on, a cadre of scholars have immersed themselves in sinister goings-on at the Vanderbilt Planetarium here.

On that rain-soaked winter Monday, shortly before the start of the evening commuter rush, Metro's Yellow Line train No. 302 rolled out of the L'Enfant Plaza station and entered a southbound tunnel toward Virginia.

Wolfson said the growth in home shopping was not a result of the rain-soaked summer, and that online sales went up and down in line with sales in the shops.

Shortly before, Bolton Wanderers' Lee Chadg-yong headedaded in the first goal conceded by Uruguay at this World Cup, and it was merited on the balance of a rain-soaked second half in which Óscar Tabárez's team had resolutely tried to defend their early advantage.

Warriors scored two tries in a rain-soaked second half against the Italians.

All the boys wanted it and we are all playing for our spot next week". Warriors scored two tries in a rain-soaked second half against the Italians.

London is just about still glowing in the aftermath of an astoundingly successful Olympic and Paralympic Games, where the achievements of our athletes and exuberance of the capital showed – in the midst of a rain-soaked, gloomy summer – that there is an awful lot to celebrate in this country today.