Sentence examples for take rain from inspiring English sources

Take rain, for instance.

Take rain forests, for example.

But Pressel, like most golfers, will take rain over wind any day.

The huge Columbia River system, for instance, has about 55percentt of its normal amount of water in its snowpack and reservoirs right now, and an official at the Northwest Power Planning Council, a four-state agency, said it would take "rain of biblical proportion" in coming weeks to raise the levels back to average.

The NYSE, NASDAQ and the other US stock markets all made a wise decision to take rain days on Monday and Tuesday.

It doesn't take rain and fire for the San Gabriels to flake away.

"The people cannot have wells, and so they take rain-water," Mark Twain observed in the eighteen-eighties.

But I'd take rain-soaked Oregon Coast over California sound stages and beach stand-ins any day.

It would take rains of biblical proportion for us to rise up from the Valley of Dry bones.

"The eye drinks in the sight of old ivy clinging" to a wall "as thirstily as the hot earth takes rain," the writer said.

And as fans took rain checks, several pennant races did, too, setting the stage for a furious weekend of doubleheaders across the major leagues.