| The first barricaded suspect situation I attended was, as I recall, on a dark and stormy night, in fact it was raining cats and dogs. |
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| It just started raining cats and dogs, so I doesn't look like I'll be going anytime soon. |
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| I already told you it was raining cats and dogs and I'm worried that the computer is going to crash or that the power is going to go off. |
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| It was now raining cats and dogs outside if I refer to the zeal with which the people were digging into their raincoat while exiting the place. |
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| It had been raining cats and dogs from morning and they must have known before hand that the wet weather posed a danger of shock or slipping on stage. |
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| Heaven knows we needed a distraction, because it was raining cats and dogs, or more accurately goats. |
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| It's not just raining cats and dogs, but cows, sheep and other livestock too. |
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| No kind of threats, cajoling or convincing can get a line-man to scamper up an electric post or poke at a blown fuse when it is raining cats and dogs. |
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| Today it is raining cats and dogs? but we don't care. |
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| Húsavík, Iceland The raw and spectacular north coast of Iceland has a remarkable range of attraction for days when it is raining cats and dogs – including Phallological Museum. |
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| The sun is shining outside but inside it's raining cats and dogs. |
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| It can be quite a scene, especially if it is raining cats and dogs. |
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| Outside, in the heart of progressive Austin, it was raining cats and dogs. |
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