Sentence examples for repel rain from inspiring English sources

An adaptation with a smaller brim, usually fashioned of beaver felt to repel rain or plant fibres to protect from the sun, is known as a 10-gallon hat.

Instead of piling on clothes, try dressing in three layers: an inner layer that wicks moisture to the surface where it can evaporate, a second layer that provides insulation and a third layer that can repel rain and water while letting moisture escape into the air.

We can only imagine the sheer amusement of the folks in the Celtic Manor clubhouse shop selling the American captain, Corey Pavin, two dozen sets of rain gear that, you know, actually repels rain.

IT'S wildfire season, the time not only for burned forests but for the erosion that often follows when bare, scorched soil repels rain instead of letting it infiltrate.

But today, more than fifty years later, he seemed to bear no grudge, and Kern was happy to see someone nearly as old as he looking so well — stocky and tan, repelling the rain as if waxed.

Mine is a mane that bears the strongest imprint of my African ancestors, hair that my hairstylist combed out into a voluminous Afro during one of my visits to New York City, so that I walked the streets with a ten-inch halo that repelled the rain and spoke of Africa to everyone who saw it.

Typically sold for use on car windows, glass shield protectors or rain repellents will repel moisture on your shower doors as well.

Wear a skull-cap made from heavy wool in dry, cold temperatures or a synthetic material that repels water in rain or snow.

A nylon exterior is a plus, as it will repel any snow or freezing rain from dampening the insulation.

On the flip side, when we're emotionally drained and negative we quickly repel most people and earn a reputation for raining on everyone's parade.

Hiking boots strike hard enough to break through into the dust, but the rain is repelled and goes down the slope.