Sentence examples for rained on you from inspiring English sources
On your cab ride back from a conference, for example, you can rattle off the contact info from the business cards that rained on you -- and then throw them away.
Be it a t-shirt, shorts, and sports bra for the day you inevitably forget your change of clothes, or a spare pair of socks for when you get rained on, you'll be glad when you have it.
"But the big swells of the sea are raining on you.
You spent a night sleeping out and you got damp all over even though it didn't rain on you.
It's not raining on you; it's just raining!
So all of that Travis you were listening to genuinely helped you process why it was always raining on you.
Like you'd walk into an empty museum hall and there's nothing there, just a cloud that could rain on you.
Yes, you can go horseback riding, but you didn't say "Mother May I," so I am going to rain on you and you will feel alive and accomplished.
If it hasn't rained in weeks, don't assume it won't rain on you, bring a poncho and boots.
You can get rained on, if you aren't wise enough to sit underneath the talking tree bark near the payment desk for the Hawaiian luau foods booth.
The drier winter months are a great time to tackle the trek with less chance of getting rained on, although you might get splashed walking under the cascade of one of the route's waterfalls.
