Sentence examples for who rain from inspiring English sources

With colobus monkeys, who rain feces down from 70 feet up in the forest canopy, finding samples "means keeping your head up and your neck bent to spot them, so it can be painful," Dr. Locatelli said.

I am judged by the World as a Monster and I have no quarrel with that, even though I might say in passing that people who rain down bombs or burn cities or starve and murder hundreds of thousands of people are not generally considered Monsters but are showered with medals and honors, only acts against small numbers being considered shocking and evil.

In the second half Van Gaal swapped his full-backs for wingers who rained in crosses, to no avail, and after 73 minutes Swansea countered with the decisive goal.

This was in sharp distinction to the motives of his sometimes allies--the genuinely racist Bosnian Serb leaders, who rained mortar and artillery rounds down upon Sarajevo.

Saddam, the president who tortured opponents, who executed his sons-in-law, who invaded Kuwait, who rained missiles on Tel Aviv, who seized Americans as human shields, who gassed Kurdish children.... "Mommy!" my 7-year-old called.

The song that opens "Amelita" (Columbia) — the second album by Court Yard Hounds, due out on Tuesday — is "Sunshine," a honey-dipped poison dart aimed at the sort of person who rains on every parade.

The NATO allies who rained missiles on Libya have fallen into a queasy silence on the subject of Syria — just as they are absent on the ground as guarantors of the peaceful restoration of the state of Libya.

I loved two new fiction books; The Man Who Rained by Ali Shaw (Atlantic Books), a surreal, yet real, love story set in rural America about an unusual girl who falls in love with a man who is half thunderstorm, and Various Pets Alive and Dead (Penguin) by Marina Lewycka, which concerns a 1980s leftwing commune in Yorkshire and what has happened to the characters since.

I should mention here that as someone who studied this stuff (a long time back, but still) and is extremely skeptical about the state of brain-computer interfaces, I'm usually the guy at TechCrunch who rains on parades like this.

Maybe the universe has better things to do," he tells her, the same guy who rain-danced to keep her from going on a company field trip years ago.

And who rained on the parade?   .