Sentence examples for umbrella because from inspiring English sources
"Usually I carry my umbrella because sometimes it's terrible.
John took an umbrella because he believed that it was raining outside.
I hope he keeps his lovely umbrella because I sense a storm brewing.
You didn't bring an umbrella, because you're a dumbass and didn't check the weather.
"I would go out with an umbrella because I thought it was raining, and it was bright and sunny".
I'm always going out of my way to raise up my umbrella because I'm a tall guy.
We don't even use umbrellas, because it's too difficult to carry a coffee and eat a sandwich walking with an umbrella.
They also want to make Nassau Coliseum, where fans sometimes sit under umbrellas because the roof leaks, a place that they and Islanders fans can be proud of.
"He'd just get a lot of wet people holding umbrellas, because we're not going anywhere," said Kai Noitulover, 20, of Denver, referring to the deputy mayor's remarks.
This way, asthmatics, for example, could be advised to take an extra puff on their inhalers because of impending thunderstorms (which can trigger attacks in some sufferers), in the same way that we now get warnings to take out our umbrellas because it's likely to chuck it down with rain.
I'm mainly endorsing umbrellas because of their simplicity: they block stuff, be it rain or the sun's harmful rays.
