The rest of the trek passed by in a blur as we footslogged through mud and pelting rain and crossed the small streams flowing between the rocks. |
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It was a day of galloping gales, thick mists, columns of rain marching across the hills, drenching the pinewoods and the dreary fields. |
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Nasi said properly managed logging concessions can help to preserve rain forest biodiversity in other areas. |
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One part of Tokyo, Sumida, was faced with urban flooding during rain as 80 per cent of its surface area was concreted. |
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Cooking spag bol, drinking a pinotage while the rain splishes down outside. |
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While returning home to their farm, a fierce rain and wind storm catches them on the water and the boat capsizes, threatening to drown them both. |
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Forecasters got their fingers burned last weekend when they predicted a scorcher and all we got was wind, rain and cloud. |
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The rain had plastered his hair flat onto his forehead and turned his pony tail into a slick pointy tip. |
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The rain drenched him instantly, plastering his hair to his head and soaking through his thin shirt and trousers. |
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The rain from mature thunderstorms can be compared to normal rain like a fire hose can be compared to a garden hose. |
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But if a holiday were to be a grand interlude, as refreshing as gentle rain in a parched desert, then it would be the answer to many prayers. |
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Two weeks later, five rangers ascended the west face in intermittent rain and snow. |
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I don't care if rain is patchy or scattered or intermittent or coming in from an easterly direction. |
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Despite heavy, continuous rain and intermittent patches of fog, it would take an earthquake to stop us! |
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The weather was typically hot, although there was a threat of intermittent rain throughout the day. |
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The architect's report points to a number of places where rain water has come through the walls and damaged the internal decoration. |
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The enemy artillery comes into play and a hail of bullets starts to rain down. |
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With continual rain during the week the lack of time available to prepare the pitches ruled out any chance of play. |
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Not only that, but in both states, rain continued to travel downward rather than upward. |
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Opening with ever-so-faint-string plucks and piano plinks, the piece evokes scattered rain and slow melt. |
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And over the road, taking shelter from the heat and rain in the bushes, another two secret and two uniformed plods. |
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The road is extremely slippery after rain and people fishtail all over it and if it doesn't rain the corrugations rattle your car apart. |
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Runners in the half marathon in March ploughed on through tough weather conditions and continuous rain to get round the 12-mile course. |
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The ground had become so thoroughly dry and hard that it would require a good long soaking rain to make it anything like ploughable. |
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The heavy rain since Thursday has also caused flooding in many other parts of the city, inundating thousands of buildings. |
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They bring with them devastating winds, heavy rain and the threat of coastal inundation from tidal surges. |
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I had planned to stand in a convenient archway, watching the rain and working on the book in my head. |
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The rain thundered down for the rest of our meal, and we had to stay in the garage conversing in shouts and sitting in near darkness. |
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Only two more scores were to be had in the remaining 30 minutes, as all life fizzled out beneath a haze of rain and the glaring floodlights. |
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It will probably rain later, but for now, Tristan Campbell has lowered the convertible's roof, letting the heat and light envelop him. |
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I noticed the rain was pouring down, and for the first time, the instructor said something about the water and the potential for a flameout. |
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It would rain water one minute and summer weather like flaming coals the next, the heat from the sun beating on its victim. |
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Western areas were hit by flash floods and power failures after torrential rain on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. |
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Torrential rain brought flash floods to Scarborough, leaving holidaymakers donning raincoats instead of basking in the sun. |
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Dense fog followed by weeks of heavy and persistent rain made this one of the worst summers on record for the Irish. |
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Dangerous and wild animals, like poisonous snakes and stinging ants, inhabited their rain forests. |
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The rain pounded down on her, flattening the wild grasses and weeds around her. |
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She walked between the cars and before she noticed, it started to rain copiously. |
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The centre has such unique specialities as rain leaking down flex to electric light points. |
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The postal pipe hugs the curb, rivulets of rain on it trembling every time a package flies along it. |
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On the up side, with the arrival of the rain came the departure of the flies. |
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Besides, the spring fling at the Fairgrounds forgave everyone and everything, rain or shine. |
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Today we may find ourselves in the rain so I'll get to use my official Tour de Georgia poncho, also known as a bright orange trashbag. |
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The rain also put normal life out of gear as a number of residential areas were flooded and the main road in the town remained under water. |
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Many Poles recalled the devastating floods of 1997 when torrential rain then caused the river Oder to flood its banks. |
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A piece of cottonwood fluff brought low by the rain settles damply onto the hood of the truck. |
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A plum-throated cotinga, like the one shown above in a lowland rain forest, is one species of over a thousand that make Peru a birder's paradise. |
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By capturing the first flush of rain, the rain gardens help prevent pollution from entering waterways. |
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The rain stopped as soon as we had positioned ourselves in the doors and windows overlooking the lawn and the porch. |
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Your Jeep fog lights can help you cut through thick fog or rain with ease and without temporarily blinding your eyes. |
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Boats, and even ships, can be difficult to see when visibility is reduced by mist, fog, rain or darkness. |
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Later, Ridgway found himself being driven through thick fog and rain along a congested road during the Battle of the Bulge. |
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The rain gear, the walking gear, the perambulators, foldaway stools and the kids were packed in. |
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He stood up decisively, and took on of their cooking pots, and collected some rain water. |
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You can just walk from the Nike store to the Arrow outlet and back to the food court in minutes, rain or shine. |
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The club advises that suitable clothing and footwear should be worn and rain proofs brought along. |
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The noise level would pick up however, just enough to cover the rain of the silent bombs. |
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Vegetation cover dissipates the kinetic energy of the rain drops before reaching to ground surface. |
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Then came the drought, with some events threatened by the lack of rain and grass coverage on the playing fields. |
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We could do with some rain not only for the cow cockies but also for the fishing. |
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A crackle of thunder ripped through the darkening sky and the rain became more intense. |
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They could hear the heavy rain pounding down on the rooftop and the thunder crashing. |
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People shrieked when the thunder crashed loudly and the rain began to pour. |
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Then the heavens opened, Hades bellowed, the thunder crashed, the water splashed, and a wall of rain came at us. |
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I crashed out for about 5 hours of semi-restful sleep, being woken by the rain this morning. |
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She slowed from a run to something of a crawl as rain began to pour down on her and splash her in the face. |
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A catlike civet known as a fossa prowls the rain forest of Madagascar's Ranomafana National Park. |
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As we crest a hill, the rain subsides momentarily and we see a steel plate lying amid the bluebells in a little clearing overlooking a valley. |
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Through the rain hammering on all the men she could hardly see faces, but there was a feeling of franticness and fear. |
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We kept our fingers crossed that the rain would continue, and when it did we planted broad beans, broccoli, and radishes which are now thriving. |
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The heavy rain had left the pitch sodden and a tricky crosswind made the kicking game somewhat difficult. |
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It had been raining, and with the cold that night the rain had frozen into sleet on the road. |
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As we drove back to Minsk the rain was freezing to the window as soon as it hit. |
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Light rain froze almost immediately, coating parts of the city with black ice. |
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After mid-morning, things turned to a wintery mix of freezing rain and sleet. |
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Early this morning, a blast of freezing rain and ice swept across parts of Georgia and the Carolinas. |
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Thick clouds were gathering, heralding the approach of freezing rain and sleet. |
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As they moved, droplets of rain began to strike with ever increasing frequency. |
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But despite the weight of the rain there wasn't enough of it to freshen the air. |
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Winters are usually mild with an abundance of rain to freshen the rich soil. |
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The and rain and hail came with strong winds which will crust the soil, making emergence of new plants difficult in some fields. |
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It was straight, but she had small curls around her forehead from the rain and it was starting to frizz slightly. |
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But through the frore wind and the dripping rain walks a man along the road. |
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The cold frosty weather, coupled with the total lack of rain over the previous months, is creating some problems for our local Brigades. |
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A rain on freshly cultivated soil will make it stick together and become tight. |
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The nature of showers coming from cumuliform clouds means that often the sun can be seen while the rain is falling. |
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She was sitting by the window, where they had put up a makeshift divan with soft cushions and throw pillows, watching the rain fall. |
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A travelling funfair in the rain before it opens is one of the most dreary looking things in the world. |
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In 1927, a heavy rain widened the natural funnel-shaped opening to the upper level of an unknown system of caverns in western Arizona. |
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In the wet season the rain pours in, ruining the last of the royal carpets and furnishings. |
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For the cyanobacterial sectors, reactivation occurred only after rain although apparently higher WC maintained NP for longer in these sectors. |
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The staff also bring the firm's own generator for electricity, but today the torrential rain has fused a plug. |
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The front right wheel clattered through a deep pothole filled with dark rain water which splashed up, showering the front of the van. |
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As cyclones move inland, they form rain depressions and are an important source of rain. |
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During one trip to Mauritius I endured both a cyclone and a tropical storm in the space of a week, and saw enough rain to last me a lifetime. |
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They awoke to find the rain pounding down on the sole window of their room. |
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The rain was still pounding relentlessly against the glass, tapping and slapping. |
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I began to move again as the cold rain poured down on me, soaking me through once again. |
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My wavy brown hair was now unattractively straight, plastered onto my face as the rain poured down heavily on me. |
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It was a wonderful feeling, even as the rain poured down again and the body continued to ache. |
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It poured down rain in heavy sheets and now she was angry, glowering and wet. |
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The rain poured down in buckets, but Darren rode anyway, sending his horse galloping across the muddy ground. |
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My brothers huddled in their tent that night while a thunderstorm raged over the mountain and rain poured down. |
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Weather conditions were not kind to lake anglers this week with heavy downpours of rain accompanied by varying winds and gales at times. |
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A little rain fell in the Perth-Bunbury area, but none fell inland, where hot dry gales and thick duststorms were experienced. |
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The rain began in the early hours and seemed to be easing as late evening approached but the real deluge came as darkness came on. |
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He stood under the eaves of the roof allowing the rain to give himself a shower. |
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Without rain to refill dams, the restrictions could last until the end of the year. |
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We chose to gamble with the more direct train to Pavonia-Newport, hoping the rain would let up before we got there. |
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However, as the teams traipsed off at 4 o'clock, those damnable weather gods decided to rain on Partick's parade. |
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There is a certain sadness in the sight of dampness on the window pane as the rain pours down outside. |
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Clouds sped by, sometimes a fresh drizzle of rain would fall, dampening her skin. |
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Mr Palaszczuk said the Queensland Centre for Climate Applications predicted much needed rain was unlikely to dampen our soil. |
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The team had a great time and the only dampener on their visit was the rain at the closing ceremony. |
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And the rain in the early part of this summer, did that put a damper at all on any of the attendance? |
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Unfortunately, the heavy rain and gusting winds on Saturday put a damper on the day's events. |
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A good amount of rain is forecast for the coming days which should bring the grilse in from the bay. |
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The rain also put a damper on the garden party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse yesterday afternoon. |
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Hundreds of teenagers braved the cold and the rain to hit the dance floor at a leading York nightclub. |
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They discovered that sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere allows clouds to precipitate rain in smaller particles. |
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Acid rain refers to any precipitation, rain or snow, that's more acid than ordinary rain or snow. |
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So much rain has fallen that precipitation deficits from last year's drought have been eliminated. |
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The rain entered the building through literally hundreds of ducts, gaps, cracks, crevices and half-open windows and vents. |
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In another scene a troupe of prospective gasmen were led up a mountain through the driving rain to an isolated farmhouse. |
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A fine day was expected to increase the turnout on last year's vote, when day-long torrential rain kept many potential voters home and dry. |
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The Environment Agency's rain level gauges around the region confirmed the intensity of the downpour. |
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It wasn't just the rain that made me less than enthusiastic as I listened to the speeches and tried to gauge the mood around me. |
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The imminent rain brought dire presages into his mind, making him shiver uncontrollably. |
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The white lights of the hall glimmered on the drops of rain that spotted his coat. |
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One by one they began to rain down on the earth, shining brightly in a glittering dance before they faded at the edge of the world. |
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While dark clouds loomed the rain held off, much to the delight of participants and audience alike. |
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In spite of rain predictions, Saturday dawned gloriously cloudless above the skyscrapers. |
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The game ended in a deluge of rain and sleet but to the credit of both teams they continued to play positive football to the end. |
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And then the heavens opened, releasing a deluge of heavy rain that had all three of us scrambling to be the first back in the house. |
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Anyway, after that little digression, I am pleased to report that we had a deluge of rain here yesterday. |
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Alas this was not to be, as a deluge of rain descended and the dancing had to be abandoned. |
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For the mechanics, rain means washing bikes that are thick with dirt and grime after the race. |
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Hundreds of residents who had suffered the deluge after yesterday's rain welcomed the clear skies today as they set about assessing their loss. |
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Then the final week of May brought a deluge of rain especially in the West. |
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The demisters stopped working and it was real heavy rain and I couldn't see anything. |
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Rainfall is heavy, and the area is dense with rain forests with mahogany, teak, and ebony trees. |
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Heavy rain was last night blamed for causing a landslide that led to a passenger train derailing on one of Britain's busiest routes. |
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Torrential rain could not dampen the enthusiasm of hundreds of golfers at Pike Hills Golf Club who have raised thousands of pounds for charity. |
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The music is masked by a gentle rain of pops and hisses, but that's the nature of the game with public domain footage. |
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Not good solid rain at all, just the insidious kind that leaches the warmth out of your bones and drags you down. |
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Thunder, lightning, and buckets upon buckets of rain descended on the city. |
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Alas this was not to be as a deluge of rain descended and the dancing had to be abandoned. |
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He was dripping water onto the ground, and there was a puddle of rain water forming around his feet. |
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Luckily I largely managed to avoid the rain today, but the path by the river was very muddy and puddly and my feet were soaking. |
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He said the incident could have been quite serious, as the night turned cold and heavy rain began to fall during the descent. |
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The 37 areas that qualified for wilderness status include tropical rain forests, wetlands, deserts, and arctic tundra. |
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Farmers in Gambia are despairing as a shortage of rain is causing new seedlings to wilt and die off. |
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It also allows for better air circulation to promote faster fern drying from rain and morning dews. |
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Tiny dewdrops are falling like rain and its even biting in Dhaka where the temperature was around 11-14 degree Celsius. |
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The glass window had been chilled by the outside rain and had cooled the hot, humid air inside the bus below its dew point. |
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The Division Three title decider at Cure Hill was building up into a grandstand finish when the rain arrived. |
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The hearth blazes in the middle and a grateful heat is spread around, while storms of rain and snow are raging without. |
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And the rain hammered the villa from all sides and the wind howled eerily, wanting to get in. |
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Despite an inch of rain the previous night, the smooth firm paths were but a little greasy. |
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That's on these outer rain bands, well in advance of the eye of the hurricane. |
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While the eye of the hurricane didn't cross Jamaica, the extensive rain caused widespread flooding, especially in the hillier regions. |
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The night sky was lit up in the distance by lightning, but the winds had died down and the rain no longer fell. |
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The rain had greened everything. The place was restful and fragrant, like the garden she had left at Rome. |
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No doubt the rain has been a great blessing and previously brown lawns are greening up. |
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Poor visibility and heavy rain did not prevent three jet skiers taking to the water off the Exmouth coast before they got into difficulties. |
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Systems that capture and reuse either rain water or so-called gray water from sinks and water fountains are proving to be cost effective. |
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They stop the sudden electrical storms that move like summer rain with bright and quick lightning. |
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The problem was that rain was predicted, so there was no point gritting the roads before then as it would get washed away. |
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Despite the rain and wind a good number of people braved the elements and supported the sale. |
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The cages, measuring two meters by two meters, were open to the elements, letting in rain and giving no protection against the hot sun. |
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In the first part of the second half both sides had to defy the elements of wind and rain storms. |
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The dirt and concrete ground was slick from a recent rain and was littered with garbage. |
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There is no reason to grudge the fact that the rain nearly spoiled the Onam celebrations. |
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He said cultivation of paddy and bajra would receive a boost from the rain and added that the rain would also do good to cotton and guar crops. |
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While some cover their heads with plastic bags or gunnysacks, some simply give into the rain and let the hair down. |
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The zoospores are disseminated by rain splash to grape tissues where they swim to the vicinity of stomata and encyst. |
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It seemed to me as if the sky split open from one end to the other to rain down fire. |
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The tamarins are a highly endangered species found only in the rain forests of Colombia. |
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I immediately went outside my home with a ladder and scooped up some of the fine silt that accumulates in my roof's rain gutters. |
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Unfortunately, the rain water picks up every kind of garbage on the streets and gutters, and washes it into the lake. |
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Then the fine tuning of the components takes place, such as guttering for rain and snow protection. |
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Precipitation, like rain or snow or hail, sends the radio waves back to the radar dish. |
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The rain stopped and the sun crept out, engulfing the whole garden with its pale gold afternoon light. |
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For a while, the only sounds heard were the distant roar of the highway outside and the tapping rain on the window. |
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People become enured to the long months without rain and become Californicated far too quickly. |
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The rain not only flooded the dugouts, it turned the trenches into mud holes. |
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I dislike with intensity days like today, it was dull, overcast and intermittently pouring with rain and my mood was only marginally better. |
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I remember him appearing one morning, after his epic in sheeting rain where we'd all made the exception and accepted parental lifts. |
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It is a dog of a day, relentless rain and biting cold fraying the nerve ends of men who like to be in perpetual motion. |
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Ken had a special motorised golf buggy with rain covers, headlights and a built-in esky. |
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I don't mind donning my sou'westers for my daily medicine walk but cycling in the rain doesn't appeal at all. |
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The rain lashed down and the wind howled, trees bending double with the force of it, but still they continued on their journey. |
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The spring rain that she had worshipped before now trickled down the back of her neck like the most exquisite torture. |
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What do an oily rain puddle in the parking lot, a compact disc, and the discovery of the DNA double helix have in common? |
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Slowly she raised a thin hand to her face and swiped at the rain that clung to her hair and eyelashes. |
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We had mixed weather on the way down, everything from hard driving rain to bright sunshine. |
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Up to 11 inches of rain fell in the southern part of the state yesterday, downing trees and knocking out power to thousands of people. |
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Then suddenly there was a downfall of rain and they raced back only to be scolded by a frantic Sir Thomas. |
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Despite frequent downfalls of rain the spirits of the crowds on the first day of this year's regional agricultural show were not dampened. |
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Sunday will be a mixture of sunny spells and downfalls of rain and Bank Holiday Monday will continue much like Sunday, with a slight breeze. |
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We topped the pass as the first drops of rain fell, and then beat the storm in a reckless 20 kilometres downhill dash. |
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But newly hatched chicks had to endure unseasonably cold air temperatures with frequent heavy downpours of rain for much of June. |
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Even in thunderstorms and downpours the game continued, sometimes with just a brief break to allow the rain water to drain away. |
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Make sure gutters and downspouts are clear and rain water away from foundation. |
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For example, emissions of sulphur dioxide by one state will be carried by winds and deposited as acid rain on downwind countries. |
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Day 1 was stormy, rain cells dumping near launch and downwind, north winds aloft. |
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A wall of bare branches and actual rain falling evokes the dreary time of year. |
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The players return to the dressing room and the covers come out as the rain begins to fall. |
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Some millet still has not been drilled because growers are waiting for a rain to have at least some soil moisture for germination and emergence. |
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He turned around and saw Maura standing outside, dripping wet from the rain that had forced him inside. |
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It was dark out, and a steady drizzle of rain fell upon them as the numbness wore away. |
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The clouds that were grey in the morning were now black and a light drizzle of rain fell on her face. |
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This effect occurs because of air rising on the windward side of the mountains, causing rain and drizzle. |
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Light drizzle was falling at the start, but halfway through the rain stopped and a cool breeze kicked in. |
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Even the rain seemed to lessen, becoming fine drizzle as opposed to a downpour. |
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The rain lightly drizzled around us, the air was chilly and I was thankful for wearing my warm coat over a windcheater. |
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The rain drizzled on their faces constantly, making sure they would not get a moment's comfort. |
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The rain drizzled outside her window as she shivered against the unusually cool air of June. |
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The sparkling stars of the night sky were now shadowed by dark clouds of gray, and rain drizzled onto the city's buildings. |
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I didn't know if she was crying, because it could of just been rain that drizzled down her cheeks. |
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As the slight rain drizzled onto my face, blurring my vision, I remembered Max. |
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As to add to her dismay, it began to rain softly, drizzling on her head, wetting her hair. |
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My hair and clothes were damp from the rain drizzling slightly, so I shivered a bit in the booth that Alec and I were sharing. |
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Track two of this CD starts with a low drone and the sound of rain falling gently. |
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The canopy was so dense that it took 10 minutes of steady rain before I felt the first drop. |
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By the time we finished walking round the projects, it was dark and the first drops of rain were beginning to fall. |
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We had dinner with Anne, Will, Jane, Liz and Bill on Friday evening and a few drops of rain fell. |
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The rain was so heavy during the ammunition drop that the aircraft hovering on top of the trees could barely be seen from the ground. |
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The drought began to break in mid-December when heavy general rain fell in Victoria, with more after Christmas. |
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The heavy rain drummed against the windows rhythmically, making dark music that only the heartbroken could enjoy. |
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But just beyond the horizon a storm may be brewing with blinding rain and clawing winds of change that can tear our tranquil world apart. |
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If the people would procure a lion's heart, he would make enough rain to sweep away the whole town. |
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Clothes-wise, it was a dead loss, so I walked through the rain towards the office, stopping in every bookshop along the way. |
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I started playing golf since about age 14, and can remember playing in rain or shine whenever the chance presented itself. |
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Dean was out in the rain in Little Rock, pressing the flesh, pushing his cause. |
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Dearth was of such obvious advantage to the usurers that it was commonly believed that they used sorcery to prevent rain from falling. |
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His deathbed wish was to be buried out of doors where the rain would fall on him. |
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He stood at the gates in sun and downpours of rain but never pressured anyone for a shilling. |
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Played in horrible conditions with gusting gales and sweeping rain this was never going to be a pretty affair. |
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Extending for most of the length of the vessel, the deck is nicely sheltered from wind and rain under most conditions. |
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Deep in the rain forests of Central America, lumberjacks hew the primavera tree in the dark of a moonless night. |
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The wind gets up, gusting in from the Atlantic and rain starts to lash the windows. |
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The rain had kept many away, but the skeletons, goblins and ghouls considered it a minor obstacle. |
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Beyond the plush-velvet-curtained windows, the darkness and the fog deepen, and a weeping drizzle of rain begins to fall. |
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Several of them, like many others, became self-employed in raising shrimps and crabs, but excessive rain this year made this totally profitless. |
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Five minutes before the race restarted, as the drivers climbed back into their cars, it began to rain heavily again. |
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In a jumble of English and Mende, A-Klazz says: Once upon a time, when it had already started to rain heavily, Jesus took his bike to Galilee. |
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This was the first day in the Alps and on the top of Col de Ramaz they had almost three inches of rain when a deluge came down on them for a full forty five minutes. |
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And custom-fit mooring covers available on all models keep rain and dew outside and everything dry inside. |
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When a light ray falls over a rain drop, the violet rays are being drifted the most from its initial direction, the red rays the least. |
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But, in order to come to maturity, the seed also needs the rain of the Holy Spirit. |
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Huge drops of falling rain descended from the heavy clouds above. |
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The wall-window assemblies were subjected to watertightness performance tests that mimic significant wind-driven rain loads. |
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Caroline leapt out of the van as heavy rain began to descend. |
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Lights from above illuminated the puddles of refuse and rain water. |
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During a very light shower, rain collected in a bucket might not be sufficient to tip it and could evaporate before more is added. |
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A sprawl of potatoes at the center of the picture is the despair of a family of seven and a worried dog as a pluming rain cloud approaches from distant hills. |
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In her favour she's young, still a puppy in many ways, and an outdoor dog more than happy to run about in the rain for hours on end, so her constitution is strong. |
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Another three bogeys quickly followed, but then, as the rain and wind promised to relent, he hit a purple patch of two pars before returning to the order of the day. |
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Using a push broom, sweep off accumulated leaves, pine needles, and heavy buildups of dirt that could slow down the natural flow of rain off the roof and lead to leaks. |
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Mango, papaya and genips grow wild in the forest, which is not technically a rain forest but looks the part with dripping trees and muddy trails to hike along. |
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When mature, the ascospores are ejected into the air during a rain or heavy dew event and dispersed by wind and rain. |
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This combination of mulch and pinching leaves will help keep soil-borne disease pathogens from splashing up onto plant leaves during rain storms or watering. |
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She sat at the bench in the bedchamber, pulling the ecru lace pelisse around her shoulders nervously, listening to the rain slap at the closed shutters by the armoire. |
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The rain was fierce and the windshield wipers swept frantic. |
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The rain beat against the frosted window while the wind howled fiercely. |
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There are wonderful businesses like them scattered all over Scotland, still managing to convince locals to eat ice cream cones in the street, come rain or shine. |
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I listened to the rain pitter-patter on the roof of the theatre. |
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In contrast, the weather was filthy, however, and the driving rain was no aid to good kicking, particularly as Eden were without regular goal-kicker Rick Heron. |
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Changing course slightly to avoid a small local rain shower, he observed the conning tower and bow of a lone unidentified submarine rising up out of the ocean. |
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One of only four aquatic frogs known to live in Australia, this frog inhabits the continent's driest areas, hunting in gilgais after rain for insects, shrimps and tadpoles. |
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Conversely, it is conceivable that they just enjoy drenching themselves in an acid rain of squalor and degeneracy, and that their disciples are self-loathing masochists. |
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Lack of snow last winter, almost no rain in spring or summer and searing temperatures for prolonged periods have had a major impact on the grape harvest. |
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But we will live here, under the rain and the sun, until the French leave here. |
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The first victim is a burglar who melts away in the rain while trying to make a getaway. |
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Generally speaking, normal rain waters are sufficiently cleaning the surfaces for a proper behavior of the installation. |
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Playing in the wet is never a bundle of fun, but it does rain up in Treviso and other parts of the north. |
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In the morning I sit at the computer, which is tucked away in a room without windows, and when I make coffee it's sunny but the light dims and we have rain by noon. |
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It took some time to sink in, and I stood dim-wittedly in the heavy rain staring at Charles whose expression grew increasingly perplexed when I didn't get in right away. |
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The Longlife coating is completely wettable, i.e. rain washes the roof pantiles nearly completely clean. |
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He cursed when he felt the cool rain plink at his ironed white shirt. |
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Lichens are intolerant to the presence of sulfur dioxide in acid rain and different species of lichen have different threshold levels before death occurs. |
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They watched the rain plop and splash into already-formed puddles, and smiled at people grimacing and holding magazines over their heads as they staggered about in the rain. |
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If you have a poncho with you, you can tie it to a tree on a slant and allow the rain to collect and drain. |
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The sky is filled with the remnants of the enormous cumulonimbus rain clouds that have been building up, emptying their contents and building up again all day. |
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Some growers used light fall tillage in between rain storms to fill in and cover over any damage. |
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The storm brought sheets of rain totalling 125 mm and generated high tides and hurricane-force winds along the coast. |
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Until tomorrow, when the rain will gutter down streams and we will dash for cover, I will smile my way to sleep, low-flying planes and yelling teenage drinkers won't touch me. |
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Heavy rain and flash floods on Monday brought misery to thousands across Britain, but yesterday it seemed the worst was over for Yorkshire for the time being. |
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He and his family sought refuge from marauding mobs in the equatorial rain forest, where they lived for over eight months. |
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You taught us to smell the perfume no matter what and that rain is liquid sunshine. |
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Sarwan is on, but oddly he's sprinting straight back off again because it's started to pelt down with rain all of a sudden. |
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As the rain continued to pelt down, a few joined in, then another few, then a rush of many. |
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The rain fell flightily, and we returned to the marina in the shadow of refueling tankers and 12-storey high container carriers that glide with bursts that belie their bulk. |
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By JuneĀ 18, the rain had really started to pelt down, but as I checked the creek level that night, it did not seem to be any higher than before. |
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Inside each complimentary cold bag, nestled below the half-bottle of Champagne and assorted supermarket delicacies, was a serviceable souvenir rain poncho. |
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Twelve years ago, she landed here, in a backpack and rain poncho. |
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By the time the rain woke me the next morning my stomach rumbled like the epicentre of an earthquake and I realized I had no choice but to take destiny into my own hands. |
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Runoff from irrigation and rain is recycled through a series of ponds and wetlands that naturally cleanse it for reuse in vineyards and landscaping. |
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The rain played havoc with roads in Charlotte and Saint John Counties and it would cost thousands of dollars to repair them. |
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