Sentence examples for under rainy from inspiring English sources

Before a bank of cameras under rainy skies in London, Ms. Brooks and her husband decried the prosecution, denied wrongdoing and questioned whether the decision to charge them had been motivated by public pressure.

Tuesday night's game seemed to demonstrate that the injuries are catching up to the Yankees, who were blanked, 2-0, by the Colorado Rockies under rainy conditions at Coors Field.

Top-seeded Francesca Schiavone and the defending champion Sabine Lisicki each lost in straight sets in the second round at the Aegon Classic in Birmingham, England, as players struggled under rainy and windy conditions on the grass-court surface.

Under rainy skies Wednesday night, a dozen older women stepped onto the Van Cortlandt bocce courts, which resemble double-wide bowling lanes enclosed by freshly painted wooden planks to prevent balls from rolling away.

It was the first race of the season run under rainy conditions, and the drivers had never raced with the wet tires from Pirelli, which became the new tire provider to the series this year.

Welfare workers, marriage and property clerks, coroner's office workers, librarians and beach and sewer maintenance crews were among the employees who joined the strike and picketed under rainy morning skies in about 250 locations, union officials said.

Under-inflated balls are easier to grip and catch, especially under the rainy conditions in which the game took place.

During this ritual meeting which was conducted under a rainy, overcast sky the congregants commenced lamenting their treatment at the hands of the whites who continued to hunt them like animals.

Alongside virtuoso demonstrations of the coincidences and apparent malevolence of history (like the fact that, thanks to the use of wampum as currency, "the hat worn under a rainy Middlesex sky should be a matter of life and death for sea-shells under the shallows of Cape Cod"), we see Claudia crashing through the 20th century.

Standing under a rainy sky and on unkempt grass, several frustrated New Yorkers learned Thursday night just how hard the seemingly simple game of croquet is - especially when played in the floor-length skirts, broad-brim hats and other garments culled from the fashion annals of 1910.

Juliet laughed about this, but half an hour later, when Eric came to say goodbye before going out in the boat to check his prawn traps, she showed him a stony face and gave him a kiss of resignation, as if he'd been going to meet a woman out in the middle of the bay under a rainy sky.