Sentence examples for to rainy from inspiring English sources

It's not limited to rainy days; it's the now look.

Beloved husband of Doreen; father to David, Patricia, and Jon; brother to Rainy; grandfather of six.

His wife, Vanesa, refuses to move to rainy Manchester with their two young daughters.

Cumulus gave a tangible handle to fluffy, massy, round; nimbus to rainy, and stratus to foggy and overcast.

As Bill flew off to the Boca sunshine, I slunk back to rainy D.C. to face the music.

Bookstores that depended on hardcover sales — from Barnes & Noble and Borders (which liquidated its business in 2011) to Rainy Day Books in Kansas City — glimpsed their possible doom.

The smallest increase in the L+ plots relative to the CT plots was during the dry season (20% in January 2006; Fig. 2), while the greatest increases were observed during the dry-to-rainy season transition (69% in May 2004 and 64% in May 2007; Fig. 2).

Strong pulses of soil respiration have previously been observed in lowland tropical rainforest during the dry-to-rainy season transition and were interpreted as a 'natural priming effect' caused by large amounts of water-soluble carbon leaching from the litter that had accumulated during the dry season [20].

The lights are set to rainy-Saturday-at-home. Stocked metal bar carts line the back of a plush sofa in a lounge area.

There was a back staircase I liked, an invitation to rainy-day playfulness in a house that seemed to constrain that sort of thing.

When regular legislative sessions resume in many states in January, other states will be more likely to look to rainy-day funds, when they are available, and deeper cuts to services, most notably to K-12 education, which is generally a last-resort option among lawmakers.