Sentence examples similar to raining perpetually from inspiring English sources
Then I would find out that it rains perpetually in the region where the school is located, or that it is a "beer and football" school, or that it got a pitiful two-and-a-half-star quality-of-life rating from Fiske.
"Wrong," from the director of the ready-made cult film "Rubber," demonstrates exactly that, with its sluggish chain of absurd situations: an office in which it is perpetually raining; a pizza delivery girl who quits her marriage after falling in love during a failed phone order; a backyard palm tree mysteriously replaced by a pine.
Currently, toxic effluent from the landfill seeps into nearby rivers when it rains and methane perpetually drifts into the atmosphere.
It is a place where it seems always to be raining, and from which the two principals are perpetually forced to take good-humoured shelter.
He should do more of this, perhaps the little rain cloud perpetually hovering above his noggin would eventually go away.
The ludicrous demands and inevitable demerits rained down; he was perpetually marching off his violations on the quad.
As red and white confetti rained from the rafters at American Airlines Arena, James — oft vilified, perpetually scrutinized — soaked in the revelry and embraced a new identity: back-to-back champion.
"It rained, it rained" . . .
