Sentence examples for set to rain from inspiring English sources
Tiger Woods moved up to joint 11th with a four-under-par 66. "Tomorrow will be gruelling, it's set to rain all day and it will be a battle," Rose told Sky Sports.
Watford's win over previous leaders Middlesbrough at lunchtime had opened the door for Eddie Howe's side to top the pile again, but Birmingham, with a mid-table finish seemingly nailed on, looked set to rain on Bournemouth's Easter parade with two goals within three minutes.
Russian stocks and bonds plummeted further Wednesday, as fear gripped the minds of investors after President Trump warned Russia to "get ready" for "smart!" American missiles set to rain down on Syria.
Officials say September, days before its end, is set to break rain records in Mexico by a large margin.
The Met Office said a low pressure system was set to bring rain and thundery showers to the UK until early next week.
"Down" continues the theme of longing, set to a rain-drenched soundscape.
England's Duckworth/Lewis adjusted target of 198 in 22 overs was always going to be tough to chase down, but it was easier than chasing around 350, the 50 over target India looked set to post before rain interrupted their innings.
According to the NHC's 11am advisory on Friday, Hermine was set to dump heavy rain over Georgia and the Carolinas before emerging into the Atlantic off the coast of North Carolina or Virginia on Saturday, possibly strengthening again into a post-tropical hurricane.
Typhoon Lan heads for Japan Jump to media player Typhoon Lan is set to bring heavy rain and hurricane strength winds to parts of Japan.
Heat waves and droughts struck in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, where they worsened fires set to clear Indonesian rain forests for paper and palm plantations and shrouded the country in a choking haze.
He comes down emphatically on Nader's side saying that he spent most of his effort campaigning in Democratic strongholds rather than setting out to rain on Al Gore's parade in swing states like Florida.
