Sentence examples for thunderstorm drenched from inspiring English sources
The Aussies, battling on the final day of the final Test to force a draw, found themselves five down at lunch – but then a three-hour thunderstorm drenched the pitch.
Fans were sent home before a severe thunderstorm drenched the course, filling bunkers, fairways and cart paths with water.
Photograph: Anthony Harvey/PA Xan Brooks, Guardian Unlimited Film editor Sin City screened at Cannes last night, after a thunderstorm had drenched the streets and ominous clouds swept in off the Mediterranean.
Kerr, the No. 1 golfer in the world, was one of the leaders in the clubhouse Friday afternoon at one over par when the second round was called because of a thunderstorm that drenched the area.
Thunderstorms and persistent showers drenched the south coast of England this afternoon and the Environment Agency (EA) warned areas of Dorset and Kent could be at particular risk.
Of particular concern to environmental officials is that summer brings both heavy water consumption and a more scattered kind of rainfall, which, even during heavy thunderstorms, may not drench the ground in the places where it is most needed.
Powerful thunderstorms across the Southeast over the weekend drenched the region and left at least 24 people dead in Tennessee, Kentucky and Mississippi, including 10 in the Nashville area.
The game was scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., but a thunderstorm rolled into the area at the same time and drenched the field and the fans.
In August, you start drenched.
