Long ago she had made a hard trip through the jungle in pouring rain to help when he was deathly sick.

Half-an-hour after I was driving in the dog-cart through the pouring rain up the hill out of gray old Dumfries to my uncle's house.

When he rose again and could use his eyes, he saw men and boys crowding from the building out into the pouring rain.

The pouring rain unfortunately prevented me from sketching this fine fall.

I reached Calauan in the pouring rain, wading through the soft spongy clay upon wretched, half-starved ponies, and found I must put off my water journey to Manila till the following day, as there was no boat on the lake at this point.

At Pila I managed to get a better team, with which late in the evening, in the midst of a pouring rain, I reached a little hamlet opposite Santa Cruz.

Nevertheless, the pouring rain and the memory of comfortable blankets caused the pigs to return at intervals.

The battle had lasted a very short time, and after dark we bivouacked on the wet ground in the pouring rain, completely exhausted from our long march and subsequent fighting, and faint from want of food, none of which passed our lips for more than sixteen hours.

It was pouring rain at eight o'clock, so a trap was sent for us, and a note asking us not to whip the horses too hard.

We journeyed on in the dark, in a pouring rain, up and down hill for some hours, when all at once the cries of the mozo ceased, and the diligence came to a dead stop.

He crawled up on a doorstep, and seated himself in the pouring rain and meditated.

We drove through Duck Creek with some ado, the skies threatening rain, and came in to Fort Winnebago by one o'clock, during a pouring rain.

Oh, come!' was all that I could utter; and with me there went out into the pouring rain every soul that was there when I went in.

Men stood for hours, sometimes all night, in the pouring rain, and many a time I sold my place for ten dollars, and even twenty, to some fellow who had less patience or less time than I.

Meanwhile the guard turned out to laugh at us sitting on our market horses in the pouring rain, our saddles being only blankets fastened on the pack saddles, on which we were perched high, the rain pouring off from every extremity of our costumes.

It is pouring rain and there are rumbles of thunder in the distance.

It was pouring rain as we drove home next day.

And infuriate elephants of terrible mien, full sixty years of age, with shapely tusks and rent temples and juice trickling down and looking (on that account) like cloud pouring rain and mounted by trained warriors skilled in fight, followed the king like unto moving hills.

No one had helped her to alight from the rickety chaise, and she had to run in the pouring rain, through the miserable and deserted churchyard.

The skies, hitherto so bright and serene, became overcast, and, instead of the charming voyage we had anticipated over the silver waters of the lake, we were obliged to keep ourselves housed under our canvas shelter, only peeping out now and then to catch a glimpse of the surrounding prospect through the pouring rain.

He recalled to my memory the story of a man who came home in a pouring rain, put his wet umbrella into bed with his wife, and stood himself up behind the door where he remained all night.

It was at this moment, as I clung against the wall, sheltering myself as well as I could from the pouring rain, that I heard through its steady beating an equally steady throb as of some sort of machine.

It is Sunday afternoon and pouring rain.

Incongruously enough, the friar held over his head in the pouring rain a modern umbrella, his only concession to the storm and to modernity.

She did not even look at him, but straight out of the window into the pouring rain, and it was then he saw that her eyes were not black but slate.