Sentence examples for sounds like rain from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sounds like rain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a noise or sound that resembles the sound of rain, often in a metaphorical or poetic context. Example: "As I sat on the porch, the gentle tapping on the roof sounds like rain, soothing and calming my thoughts."
All the while there is the unrelenting patter of what sounds like rain hitting leaves.
For alternative sleep sounds try Sleep Pillow Sounds, a $2 iOS app with sounds like rain on water, crackling fires or lapping waves on the shore.
A stereo AM/FM clock radio that plays soothing sounds like rain also displays the room temperature and the time and date in 24 time zones.
This is an album I grew up with, and that embodies everything I love about Morrison's work – the great rich stew of it, the beguiling swarm of the music, lyrics that are proved on the pulses, a voice that sounds like rain against granite – dour and swarthy and half-grunted, barking and nickering its way through the "clicking, clacking of the high-heeled shoe".
Lights come up on an empty performance area and gentle music is heard that sounds like rain.
"Anorak Christmas" is a song about falling in love with a stranger and it sounds like rain and listening to it in the rain is like stepping into a less-shit-than-normal quirky indie romance film — the kind you'd only ever tolerate when love's just about to waltz in and out of your life.
Moving with a steady swiftness, yet seeming to melt into the music at every opportunity — not easy in an ice rink, where musical notes can sound like rain hitting tin — Ms. Kim abandoned herself to speed and poise to attain a state of grace.
It doesn't sound like rain.
Peace presumably intends for all this repetition to lend his book a lyrical authenticity and poetic exoticism, but really it makes him sound like Rain Man.
"The water has come!" Rajeev ran to the staircase, where he heard a sound like rain: water was rising in the pipes.
Jazz plays for the best part of an hour, then the lights go down and a sound like rain hammering against a tin roof fills the room.
