Sentence examples for trying to rain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pascrell, as it turns out, wasn't trying to rain on National Night Out's parade.

But, he adds, for fear of sounding like a killjoy, the older generation aren't trying to rain on the parade.

I'm not trying to rain on your parade.

You don't come in my projects trying to rain on our parade.

I'm not trying to rain on anyone's processional, but we're saluting every educational transition with ridiculous pomp and circumstance.

As I'm sure all you believers know, science jerks are always trying to rain on Christianity's parade with scientific proof that dinosaurs existed and evolution is real.

I'm just sorry for those who tried to rain on a happy day".

The festival is a 10-day celebration, with as much partying as prayer, but this year more than the monsoon will try to rain on any parades.

He said his son's "got to try to rain on his daddy's parade," meaning he would be expected to excuse himself from De La Hoya's corner, and miss a big payday, if De La Hoya were to fight Mayweather.

Trying to simulate rain, I poured water on each material.

"They told the men to get some good sweaters and decent boots," says Purdy. "Even when they were called to duty, they were running round trying to get rain jackets and borrow stuff from their friends.