Sentence examples for rainy late from inspiring English sources
When Aubrey Plaza opens the door of her new house in the foothills of Los Angeles' trendy Los Feliz neighbourhood one rainy late afternoon in November, she is dressed for a cosy night in: leggings, over-sized sweatshirt, slippers.
One recent rainy late afternoon, I pulled a copy of the issue from my bag and offered it to Antonin Baudry, the thirty-nine-year-old current French cultural counsellor, who, I was certain, would take an interest in the story, if only because there is almost nothing that doesn't interest him, except maybe Facebook.
A criminologist narrates the tale of the newly engaged couple Brad Majors and Janet Weiss who find themselves lost and with a flat tire on a cold and rainy late November evening.
It was one of those rainy, late-winter mornings, and the crowd on the platform at Jay Street/MetroTech in Brooklyn was growing in size and turbulence.
On a raw, rainy late-April day in Springfield, the state capital, Obama, who represents a district on Chicago's South Side, ducked out of the statehouse for a meeting with labor leaders from southern Illinois at an A.F.L.-C.I.O.
On a rainy late-August evening, Jones was improvising an elegant little supper for two (Bryn Teg burgers, buttered potatoes, salad and cheese course — always a cheese course) in her lived-in kitchen.
One rainy late spring Sunday night in 2015, a friend and I made our way through three rounds of cocktails in a neighbourhood bar and, gin in my head, I forgot to cross to the right side of Delancey Street when we walked past Moscow57.
After some tinkering, the Isuzu finally started one rainy day late that summer.
They start growing in the cool, rainy season, late fall or early winter, then flower in spring or early summer, when the rains have slowed and the weather warms.
Malawi, in south-central Africa, has year-round malaria transmission that peaks during the long rainy season (late November April) (9 ) and accounts for 30%40%% of all outpatient visits (2, 10, 11 ).
What was I doing here in dismal, rainy England, perennially late with my essays?
