Sentence examples for the rain of from inspiring English sources

The rain, of course.

"In the rain?" "Of course," Deb says.

But back to the "Rain" of the moment.

It's the rain of caterpillar poop on leaves.

The rain of previous days was replaced by warm sunshine and there was little breeze.

The rain of soundbites may drown out more nuanced views, reducing political debate to trite clichés.

The flow of lava is decreasing and the rain of cinders is ceasing.

In Manchester, meanwhile, in the rain (of course), a digger scrapes at the soil.

It stands by the greenhouse and had filled with the rain of early summer.

"They shelter me from the rain of life," Mr. Fernández said.

"Thought, kemo sabe, is a dark cloud out of which the rain of words falls".