Sentence examples for the rainstorm from inspiring English sources
noun
A storm characterized by substantial, heavy rainfall.
THE rainstorm raging outside Never Ending Books, a modest space on State Street, seemed to echo the sonic deconstruction taking place inside as the New Haven Improvisers Collective held its monthly workshop dedicated to breaking down music into its basic parts and building it up again on the fly.
During the rainstorm, Chowchilla got locked down.
A distraction from the rainstorm that howls behind the curtains, rattling her Victorian window panes.
What should we do with it?"' The rainstorm he described began in early 1997.
My wife and I had been checking on the animals after the rainstorm.
Despite the rainstorm, the gathering seemed energized by its ire at a new cohort of Communist Party leaders in Beijing.
The rainstorms, it seems, solved one problem but ushered in others: flourishing mold and grass.
Then came the rainstorms of May, a battle with soggy shoes and wet grips.
The rainstorm-induced runoff from the watersheds exerts significant impacts on the marine recreational water quality of the beaches adjacent to lagoons during the first 24 48 h after a rain event.
It was not just the rainstorms.
To describe the dimensions of the rainstorms three methods are proposed and compared.
