Sentence examples for supplies of rain from inspiring English sources

The point is, though, that even within a basin water is more valuable in some places than in others.Almost anywhere arid, the water underground, once largely ignored, has come to be seen as especially valuable as the demands of farmers have outgrown their supplies of rain and surface water.

However, in the ceremony to make rain, a key ingredient apparently was a lotion obtained from the bodies of previous queens, something beyond the resources of the weather bureau.The Bolebedu homeland does get a more reliable supply of rain than the surrounding area.

To create the falling ash, the special effects team used a large mass of cork, with a "constant supply of debris raining down".

The region's wet weather – celebrated in the dialogue as the climate that allowed the textile industry to thrive – supplies a line of rain-streaked window panes.

The New York Times notes that even if El Niño were to bring huge amounts of rain, Central and Northern California, which supply much of the state's water demand, often don't benefit from the weather phenomenon.

Those serving capital cities tend to be safer bets, with a steady supply of visitors, come rain or shine (unlike holiday destinations).

The islands stretch like a jigsaw of black basalt pieces divided by glittering fjords with their own special supply of Atlantic gusts, rain, mist, clouds and wind-chill.

When the supplies arrived, Woods was still busy dealing with damage from the days of rain Harvey dumped on the city.

With most energy supplied by hydropower, cities are also affected by the weather patterns, especially lack of rain.

Under calm conditions, thin layers of rain will float on top of the salt water, apparently providing ample supplies for the snakes.

Mr. Campbell said the state would need to get 10 inches of rain in the next five weeks to reach a "comfort level" in supply.