Sentence examples for spot of rain from inspiring English sources

Late in his third-round match with Viktor Troicki on Saturday, a spot of rain started to dribble down.

Silverstone is a meteorologically challenging place at the best of times, but on Sunday week there will be no shortage of spectators praying for a spot of rain.

They are blamed for the merest wisp of cloud on a sky-blue sunny day or a spot of rain on a bank holiday when none has been foretold.

There's a fair spot of rain due tonight so let's all hope you didn't listen to the meteorlogical predictions of a half-cut music journo, eh? Anyway, I will be keeping you updated for the next few hours.

The sun is struggling to break through low cloud cover, from the looks of it, and there's the suggestion we might get a spot of rain at some point during the morning.

She added: "While there will be fog patches in some areas such as the north of England, the good news is that there is high pressure which should keep things fairly dry, although there might be the odd spot of rain perhaps on Tuesday and into Wednesday when it gets cloudier".

Meanwhile, there are spots of rain in the air.

A rumble of thunder and large spots of rain broke up the fight.

The wind blew in sharp gusts, driving dark clouds across the sky, and icy spots of rain began to fall.

Friday's match began under brooding clouds with spots of rain and the outlook looked pretty ominous for Moore, too.

Richard Chapman, spokesman for The Weather Network, said that for England and Wales, it should be a largely dry day, "apart from a few spots of rain near western coasts".