Sentence examples similar to raining excessively from inspiring English sources

Because the rains flush excessively high levels of coliform bacteria into bays and creeks, where bottom-feeding shellfish ingest them, the risk of contamination greatly increases after a downpour.

Its raining.

"So not excessively excessive.

He cut elongated triangles out of "moderately stiff writing-paper, which was rubbed with raw fat on both sides, so as to prevent their becoming excessively limp when exposed at night to rain and dew".

"It rained, it rained" . . .

It rained.

It rains.

And rained.

Kenaf, although adaptable to various soils, grows best in well-drained, sandy loam and requires a warm, moist climate, tropical or subtropical, without excessively heavy rains or strong winds.

Cameron Puglisi lists rain, high winds, clouds, and excessively hot and cold temperatures as conditions that drones can't fly in.

Cameron Puglisi lists rain, high winds, clouds, and excessively hot and cold temperatures as conditions that drones can't fly in.