Sentence for rain | Use rain in a sentence

Rain example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use rain in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for rain.

• Right as rain! (8)
• And down in deluges of blessed rain! (10)
• Ah, and the rain, too! (8)
• And welcome waterspouts of blessed rain! (10)
• She seemed to love the rain. (8)
• Soon the rain covered everything. (8)
• At the same place the rain began again. (2)
• Some splashes of warm rain were falling. (8)
• And it might rain when I got there after all! (10)
• They say it threatens rain, if it begins one. (10)
• Her laughter was delicious; rain in the desert! (10)
• She prayed for him, as crackling drought for rain. (10)
• Rain and cannon filled the weary space of that day. (10)
• The rain fell by the bucket, and I was clean done for. (12)
• The rain had drenched the long grass, and she turned back. (8)
• Dullness is as much produced within doors as without, by rain. (4)
• The rain had stopped, the sun came out; he went on, up and up. (8)
• We were not clear of the fortifications before the rain began. (2)
• He felt as though a rain of burning stones were falling on him. (12)
• Like sunshine after smart rain, the Port shone on these brothers. (10)
• He went out into the rain, thinking that Beauchamp would be missed. (10)
• The sun was shining out already through the wind-driven bright rain. (8)
• Thunder and lightning possessed the vale, and then a vertical rain. (10)
• She longed to get to her early roses, and see how the rain had treated them. (8)
• The roads were swollen with rain and almost impassable by reason of the mud. (19)
• It is late afternoon in the early autumn, with a cloudy sunset threatening rain. (9)
• Was ever anything so beautiful as she had looked with her face turned to the rain? (8)
• Even the showers of rain had a revivifying effect, and shook up the brain from torpor. (2)
• Here the cloud is down near the earth and the strong wind keeps the rain from falling. (10)
• It was a fine night to be within doors over dinner, and hear the rain upon the windows. (2)
• A light rain was falling down strong warm gusts, and the trees were noisy in the night. (10)
• A distant flash, a low rumble, and large drops of rain spattered on the thatch above him. (8)
• But there came a time when the days of the dream grew dark with sorrow in a rain of tears. (1)
• The rain still continued, and after a brief pause at Linz we paddled on in search of a camp. (20)
• I saw him on the line of march strip off his coat to shelter a young lad from the heavy rain. (10)
• The rain now fell in actual torrents; and a more miserable night it is impossible to conceive. (6)
• The rain had stopped, and the wind, which still kept rising, began to dry my coat and trousers. (2)
• Areas of rain along the whole coast, and increased pressure in the region of the private office. (9)
• The second morning there was rain, and the air freshened, but the leaden sea lay level as before. (9)
• But he listened and heard the downpour of rain, and the thought of the long tramp frightened him. (12)
• We had to run down pretty quick after we missed you, and the rain made the track a little slippery. (9)
• If sudden rain comes on during the performance, he varies his sales with the disposal of umbrellas. (21)
• The sunlight was dying slowly on the top branches of the lime-tree; a, drizzling rain began to fall. (8)
• By this time, the walk in the rain had reached Mrs. Elton, and her remonstrances now opened upon Jane. (4)
• The rain was falling, if possible, more heavily than before, and had evidently set in for the entire night. (6)
• The smoke rack of misted rain was still drifting above the sunset radiance in an apple-green sky; and behind Mr. (8)
• In summer the cars are open, with transverse seats, and stout curtains that quite shut out a squall of wind or rain. (9)
• Both had anticipated and foretold a bit of rain before night, and therefore both welcomed the wet with satisfaction. (10)
• There had been rain in the night; the air war full of forest fragrance, and the low, sweet voice of twittering birds. (9)
• The sun shines, and he finds the road a little hot and dusty; the rain falls, and he splashes through the muddy puddles. (8)
• It causes the wood shingles to crack and shrivel, so that when the next heavy rain comes the ceilings are stained by leaks. (17)
• It was no pleasant reflection that the rain would be down before he could build up anything like shelter for horse and man. (10)
• Rain had ceased, and the refreshed earth smelt all of flowers, as if each breeze going by held a nosegay to their nostrils. (10)
• She led him to talk in the gentlest way possible of how the rain had refreshed her flowers, and of this and that poor rose. (10)
• The breath of the pines was heavier for the recent rain; and the woody smell of the oaks was pungent where the balsam failed. (9)
• But the rain would be coming in another moment, and Mrs. Maynard would be drenched; and Grace would be to blame for her death. (9)
• It was drizzling, but her tall, slight figure in the golf cape looked impervious to cold and rain amongst the shivering natives. (8)
• A storm of wind and rain which swept over the country an hour or two before had cleared away, leaving the sky blue and cloudless. (20)
• They were now a miserable trio, confined within doors by a series of rain and snow, with nothing to do and no variety to hope for. (4)
• The rain, which had for hours been a dull drizzle, fell with a copiousness that stifled us; we moved in running water up to our ankles. (7)
• I stood there a little, everything smelled so delicious after the rain; suddenly I had the uncomfortable feeling that I was being watched. (8)
• Through the window, which was cut up into little panes, she could see the rain driving past, the shrubs bent and dripping from the downpour. (8)
• The wind roared down the chimney, the rain beat in torrents against the windows, and everything seemed to speak the awfulness of her situation. (4)
• All the young-leaved trees were steely black, without a gradation of green, drooping and pouring, and the song of rain had become an inveterate hiss. (10)
• Rain and mud are its enemies, but their combined endeavors only infrequently prevent erection of tents, and the parade and exhibition which then infallibly follow. (21)

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