Sentence examples for raining of from inspiring English sources

"It was raining of course the seat was wet.

There is a far more pressing question for those of us who have witnessed the needless killing of tens of thousands of civilians, the raining of bombs on the heads of the innocent.

Never mind that I could not understand why Aafrin was even talking to Bonkers Naresh, let alone facilitating his lighting the fuse and the raining of the hands and bloody feet and the blood running red and blue.

Did the Jewish Christian party not need real support to feed themselves and "the poor," or to make sacrifices at the Temple, which, absent the raining of manna, would have been necessary?

A decade later, during the ensuing War on Terror, I traveled as an embed with the 172nd Airborne in Afghanistan to document life for soldiers at the center of a controversial, futile, and misguided conflict, where on the Pakistani border I experienced first-hand the raining of enemy bombs on our troops.

Anderson also tends to reference the Book of Exodus, either explicitly or subtly, such as in recurring references to Exodus 8 2 in Magnolia, which chronicles the Plague of frogs, culminating with the literal raining of frogs in the film's climax, or the title and themes in There will be blood, a phrase that can be found in Exodus 7 19, which details the Plague of blood.

It rained, of course.

We get not the "the small rain down shall rain" of the medieval lyric, but cloudbursts.

Octophobia – Fear of the figure 8. Ombrophobia- Fear of rain or of being rained on.

Or sort of rained out.

"It rained most of the day.