Meanwhile, a huddle of hacks tried to write down his thoughts in the downpour. |
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Staff frantically tried to bail water out with buckets flowing the downpour yesterday afternoon. |
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Monday dawned with thunderstorms and a downpour of tropical intensity, but by midday the sun was out again. |
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On past experience this heatwave will end with a torrential downpour or a major thunderstorm, or both. |
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Somehow I just love those violent eruptions in the sky and the ensuing downpour of torrential rain. |
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On the day of the murder there was torrential downpour of rain on Norfolk Island. |
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The twister or funnel cloud was spotted at around 4pm yesterday as a torrential downpour rained on the town. |
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To escape the downpour, they played ten pin bowls at the local alley, after which the rain cleared for a bushwalk on the last day. |
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We got the first in a downpour of irresistibly tuneful songs from the classic film. |
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He walked down the street just as the slight drizzle turned into a moderate downpour. |
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I arrived shortly before 10 a.m. in a bleak downpour, trusting that someone had recorded my appointment. |
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By six o'clock, we were sheltering from a downpour and gleaning heat from an industrial-size wok in a food tent. |
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The atmosphere is one of bonhomie and hundreds of onlookers, unmindful of the heavy downpour, savour every moment of this unique ritual. |
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Having just got back from the shops near where I work, I am quite wet, having been caught in a bit of a nasty downpour. |
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If there has been a torrential downpour upriver, it will have an affect on water levels. |
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The storm broke as she arrived at the house, and the sudden downpour soaked her between the taxi and the front door. |
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While we were dining in the hotel's restaurant the usual evening thunderstorm broke, along with a blinding downpour. |
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So if I'm caught in a freezing downpour while wearing just cotton, am I better off buck naked? |
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It rained non-stop for three days prior to the fight date, a steady downpour such as only Southeast Asia can produce. |
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More little sprigs began sprinkling down on us from above, and then the sprinkle became a downpour. |
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The sprinkle had become a downpour by the time Miko reached the forest, as he was not fast enough to escape it. |
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It began as a light sprinkle at first but within five minutes it was a full-blown downpour. |
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A light sprinkle on Thursday lead to an evening downpour just days before the race. |
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I sigh, crack one eye, and regard the interplay of shadows on the wall, listening to the incessant staccato of the downpour. |
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That a relatively short-lived downpour can cause a city to come to a standstill is a tragedy. |
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Yesterday afternoon's heavy downpour and hail here caused havoc and widespread powercuts across the province. |
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Brisbane has gone from heatwave to torrential downpour and back to heatwave. |
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Thunder rolls almost constantly through heavy skies, interspersed by the occasional torrential downpour. |
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If it takes five hours in the process, with a resulting stiff do which makes you look like you were caught in a downpour, so what? |
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The occasional heavy downpour keeps the oppressive humidity at bay, and lessens the sense that we're walking through a steam room. |
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Once dug up, the stretch was never properly repaired again and it becomes flooded after every downpour, they say. |
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They were caused by a sudden violent downpour which drains were unable to cope with. |
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Wallis and Peterson, both Type A joggers, disagreed and donned identical cotton sweatsuits and caps and stepped out into a downpour. |
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There was always the threat of an end-of-summer downpour from the steely-grey clouds above, but none came. |
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Rather than a sudden, drenching cloudburst, last Friday's rain was a slow and steady downpour. |
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An overnight downpour had turned the streets into canals, and the normally immaculate white car emerged from the village streaked with brown mud. |
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Boscastle, on the north coast of Cornwall, was struck after a downpour in which seven inches of rain fell in nine hours. |
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All the way down from Glasgow there is a downpour of such ferocity that I fear for my life. |
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This was the most attractive man she'd ever seen in her life, and she just met him under a pine tree seeking shelter from a torrential downpour. |
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In the end the match was played amid a torrential downpour, plus thunder and lightning. |
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The downpour cooled off the searing heat but failed to ease the city's looming water shortage. |
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Canyons fill up very quickly after a heavy downpour, although flash floods are not that common. |
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Water levels began to fall by yesterday morning, however, as the heavy downpour gradually eased. |
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The downpour put a damper on the event, sending revellers dashing to their cars. |
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The Environment Agency's rain level gauges around the region confirmed the intensity of the downpour. |
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Dark, direful clouds floated overhead, threatening to release a downpour of rain at any moment, so the park was void of visitors. |
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He says the downpour came at a critical time, after three parched months, which reduced the landscape to a dust bowl. |
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The old dilapidated building where the two women meet each other is made even more gloomy and doleful by an unexpected downpour. |
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After weeks of heavy rains, a downpour pounded the Dominican and Haitian island of Hispaniola. |
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Rainwater came through the roof and poured down the walls at the height of the downpour. |
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Every time there is a heavy downpour the garden fills up with raw sewage and floodwater because of inadequate drains up the road. |
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Even the rain seemed to lessen, becoming fine drizzle as opposed to a downpour. |
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Over an excellent breakfast and a couple of flat whites, the drizzle turned into a downpour. |
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The opening quarter had been spoiled by a torrential downpour but as the clouds lifted, the action heated up. |
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The rain dance from the American Indians certainly worked, as on Friday afternoon there was a terrific downpour. |
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These days one moves in and out of pop culture the way one dodges raindrops in a downpour. |
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I suggest they position a Sioux rainmaker at every track to ensure a good downpour during the race. |
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The trees around her all dripped with rainwater after the sudden downpour that took place only fifteen minutes ago. |
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It had rained briefly that evening, a hard downpour that meant the rattlers would be out, having been flushed from their holes. |
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There was drama from the word go as the downpour made the heavy ground at Aintree even more demanding. |
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Flood levels in Ryedale were going down but yesterday's downpour could make it worse, experts claimed. |
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I don't want to insult you or anything, but girlfriend, you look like an alley cat caught in a downpour. |
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The 23-year-old said the newly relaid Interlagos track was awash with rivers of water after being hit by a torrential downpour. |
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This was a result of a downpour of torrential rain which lasted approximately an hour and a half. |
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The early downpour had just about stopped by the scheduled starting time but there was very little wind to assist the drying out process. |
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They can also take shelter here if there is a sudden downpour. |
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I'd never admit it, but I knew that the desert hid old riverbeds that could quickly flood in such a downpour, so it was quite stupid that I was intending to go there. |
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The liquid coursed down the fabric in rivulets and emptied into a semicircular metal basin below, producing the murmurous sound of a steady downpour. |
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Soon it began to rain, and what began with the patter of hail became a succession of cloudbursts, which eventually evened out into an unremitting downpour. |
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Many of the rivers in the area are also suffering from low water, and a good downpour would do wonders for runs of fish, as well as anglers' spirits! |
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The bowlers' tails were up, but another downpour washed out their hopes. |
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So I locked in and drove like a man possessed and when I got there in this torrential downpour there was a quiet fist pump and a celebratory pie eaten. |
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His concern is with songololos, especially after a downpour. |
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The 50-odd travelling support looked a disconsolate bunch as they trudged towards the covered away terracing for shelter from an unexpected torrential downpour. |
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The downpour continued all night, but nary a drop violated my palm thatch. |
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Above the sky was a brooding purple, threatening a downpour. |
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During a downpour I saw two young girls wearing bell-bottomed jeans that were so long the hem waded through every puddle and water had soaked up to the back of their knees! |
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By mid-day the soft drizzle became a steady downpour, a rain that fell through sunset and then created damp clouds of fog under the street lights. |
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On one occasion in early September, I witnessed drooping of the leaves when a sudden summer shower with gusty winds and a brief, but heavy downpour occurred. |
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This excess floatation capacity may allow the insects to bounce on water surfaces, much like a rubber ball on a cement sidewalk, to avoid drowning during a downpour. |
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Sadly I had neglected to properly shut the skylight, the gales had forced it wide open, and the torrential downpour had torrentially downpoured into my room for 4 hours. |
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The rain descended harder than ever, and he took refuge in the arched doorway of the village church, his boots already bemired, his great coat reeking with the downpour. |
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The last time there was wind from this direction it brought with it a torrential horizontal downpour of rain, but no hope or fear of that this time. The effect is more subtle. |
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Sure enough it began to drizzle rain followed with a downpour. |
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At least five homes in Moresby Close, Westlea, were swamped by up to six inches of foul water when a brook flooded and sewers burst during a recent downpour. |
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The pitter-patter of the monsoon might be a long wait ahead, but with a number of brightly painted umbrellas crowding its walls, this is a downpour of a different kind. |
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In it, the wind howls fiercely, driving rain like stinging knifes in a torrential downpour, so heavy that he can't see more than two feet in front of his face. |
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Make sure all your window wells and stairwells have raised lips around their edges to prevent water in the yard from flowing into the well during a downpour. |
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The mudslides were set off on Christmas Day after a downpour fell on hillsides that had been stripped of vegetation by wildfires in October and November. |
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Rain came on in the afternoon and in the evening the downpour increased. |
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Just as I was wiping up the last of the egg from my plate there was a general kerfuffle, with people rushing into the supermarket for shelter from a torrential downpour. |
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But it wasn't long before headlights cut through the downpour from behind her, reflecting off her yellow slicker and illuminating the drenched roadside heath. |
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She took a deep breath and wandered through the downpour like an injured soldier dragging himself through the inevitable killing fields which battle conspired to create. |
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But, as conditions deteriorated, a drizzle giving way to a steady downpour, so did the standard of play with a succession of knock-ons gifting both sides possession. |
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The start of the second half was greeted by a downpour of hailstones, and spectators ran for cover, leaving the players to battle it out on the pitch. |
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For the last three nights, spectacular electrical storms have drifted over the city, threatening a downpour that finally arrived with a vengeance last night. |
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Then the air suddenly turns still, the downpour stops, and the sky transforms from grey to turquoise. |
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Last week, the distant rumblings became a downpour after the dismissal of an early favorite, Pia Toscano. |
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For Kysa and Derwin Daniels of Conyers, Georgia, the downpour came last Thanksgiving when Kysa, 35, lost her job as an overnight anchorperson at CNN Headline News in Atlanta. |
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His models have been drenched by a downpour, licked by flames, paint-sprayed by robots and flown on invisible wires high above a pool of lethal spikes. |
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There was a downpour so we went to his apartment to dry off. |
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Even the one thunderstorm was of a sufficiently Beethovenian scale to put the average local downpour to shame. |
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Apart from a torrential downpour for five minutes, conditions stayed good and as the temperature rose fish began to show on the surface. |
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During a single storm, the precipitation can range from a torrential downpour to a fine mist. |
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They could be quickly strapped into the jump-seats with seatbelts, rather than roping them into the bed of the truck in a downpour. |
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The train landed us on a shedless shelterless platform and we had to run through the downpour across the line to the shelter. |
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His soddenness after being caught in the downpour argued against going out until he had dried out. |
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The 100-metre-high rotating water column, which lasted for just three minutes, developed following a big downpour and a strong gust of wind. |
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But by the last four holes, they were playing in a downpour as Winged Foot threatened to become Webbed Foot. |
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At that moment there was a sudden downpour and we had to shift to the woolshed some distance off to avoid getting bogged. |
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Five villages Sabu, Phyang, Nimoo, Choglumsar and Shapoo are worst hit by the sudden downpour and flash floods. |
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The weather is clement, though there was a downpour yesterday and I was obliged to take precautions. |
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In which case, unfortunately-faced Brummie Anita Shah, below, was an Eccles cake left out in a heavy downpour. |
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The 1973 UEFA Cup Final first leg at Anfield was abandoned due to a downpour after 27 minutes and rescheduled to be played again the next day. |
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The torrential downpour would account for the saturated state of the land. |
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Some roads along the Bausher-Amerat road, Khasab coastal roads, were affected by rockslides from the mountain, blocking traffic after the heavy downpour. |
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They got caught in a downpour without an umbrella and came back soaked. |
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