Election Day was a dark deluge of hard, driving rain.
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The game began in a driving rain that slowed both offenses.
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He hit his mark and he did it in the driving rain.
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The refugee boat capsized in driving rain and high seas as darkness fell.
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The soldiers who survived, many of them conscripts, walked home in a driving rain.
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Residents gathered in the bitter cold and driving rain as they prepared to leave.
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In the driving rain, many chanted "Liberate Hong Kong," and "Revolution of our time".
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Then, under a sudden downpour, he and Franco had a match in the driving rain.
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The M200 can handle light rain and snow, but probably not a driving rain storm.
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A driving rain lashed the hills while the premier, Li Keqiang, was there on Thursday.
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Driving rain on the court's corrugated metal roof drowns out the proceedings, forcing a recess.
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One day later a storm hit, with 210-knot winds, driving rain and high seas.
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A storm approaches Friday, with a period of driving rain Friday night into Saturday morning.
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That defense ruled the first half, especially with a driving rain at times, was not surprising.
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In foul conditions in Lyon, Saracens adjusted tactically to the driving rain, while Racing did not.
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As a driving rain flooded sidewalks, they marched through streets to the spot of the shootings.
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Thirty-meter waves and driving rain have been eroding his coastal golf resort in Doonbeg, west Ireland.
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And the phrase "favorable weather conditions" here means something more obscure than the absence of driving rain.
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Announced attendance: 25,073, though many of them seemed to have stayed home because of a driving rain.
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And so I'm out there getting completely drenched, I mean, driving rain, and there are no cabs.
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It didn't go to plan, but in the driving rain outside NFL headquarters this morning, nobody seemed shocked.
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Some areas may get up to 10 inches and the driving rain could drastically reduce visibility, Chinchar warned.
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" The lyrics say: "I was born in a crossfire hurricane, and I howled at the morning driving rain.
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Both offenses struggled in the first half, combining for just 225 yards of total offense amid driving rain.
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Grab a coffee while you can — inside, of course, given the forecast is for yet more driving rain.
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Tropical Storm Florence continued to thrash the Carolinas early Saturday with fierce winds, driving rain and catastrophic flooding.
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Moments later, two chipper climbers bolted in, both wearing shorts, despite the driving rain and near-freezing temperatures.
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Just before G.M.'s announcement, workers walked out of the plant in Oshawa, Ontario, into a driving rain.
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With driving rain on Monday making golf unappealing, it remained unclear what the president did to enjoy himself.
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As driving rain began to fall on the inward half, Mickelson mixed two bogeys with a solitary birdie.
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He finished with 279.7 points in difficult conditions where jumpers had to contend with driving rain and gusty winds.
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Those doubts were on my mind earlier this year during a college campus visit held in a driving rain.
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He and the other leaders of the escape became disoriented when they exited the tunnel in the driving rain.
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The game was therefore official, but a driving rain had invaded Philadelphia and would not let up for days.
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We love you thinking we are just crazy enough to run 26.2 miles in driving rain and freezing temperatures.
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Hughes took a 2-1 lead into the seventh, then gave up successive singles before a driving rain stopped play.
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"That's why I'm in this fight," she said, before taking selfies with members of the crowd in a driving rain.
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Her home demolished, Ms. Rogers, then 10 years old, took shelter from hail and driving rain in a destroyed car.
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' A cold driving rain could not put out the candles in the wind.
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They waited three hours, sometimes in driving rain, to ascend to the fifth floor of a parking garage in Miami Beach.
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Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico with a one-two punch of high winds and driving rain, and sent thousands into shelters.
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Warmer weather heats the oceans, which causes more evaporation, which increases moisture in the atmosphere, which then falls as driving rain.
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At the Dior cruise collection show on Friday at a chateau, driving rain dramatically doused the catwalk — and dampened some attendees' spirits.
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"I've been here since '93, and I've never seen anything like this," he shouted with a hoarse voice into a driving rain.
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The 41-year-old Dane played flawlessly despite driving rain on the west coast of Scotland and winds gusting up to 15mph.
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" Another report said , "Glowering clouds broke into a thunderstorm as the show opened, sending models on to a catwalk slick with driving rain.
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Once, when the military moved into a FARC-held area, he walked for 11 days straight, climbing a mountain pass in driving rain.
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Friday, in difficult conditions that included cold temperatures and driving rain, he had six birdies and no bogeys and needed only 26 putts.
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I can hear honking car horns in the distance, which is adding an eerie staccato backdrop to the driving rain pounding our windows.
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Mr. Frelinghuysen voted yes, prompting 120 protesters to appear in a driving rain outside his district office in Morristown, N.J., on Friday morning.
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The day began in bright sunshine before the weather suddenly turned midway through the afternoon, forcing the later starters to contend with driving rain.
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The Mermaid capsized after being struck from behind by a large cruise liner near a bridge in the center of Budapest in driving rain.
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Myers ran the Boston Marathon on Monday, slogging through the 26.2 miles in 22013-degree weather with driving rain and 210 mile-an-hour headwinds.
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Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico with a one-two punch of high winds and driving rain before beginning its deliberate march toward the Dominican Republic.
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Clinton, pelted by a driving rain and seemingly overcome by exhaustion, exhilaration and a swirling wind, lets loose with her hands and relinquishes her script.
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As guests settled in for appetizers, Demi Lovato belted out three numbers on stage while a driving rain pelted the soaring windows of the space.
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He has offered an inquiry into the fairness of last year's election, and even sent officials to find ways to shelter the crowds from driving rain.
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The only time he successfully got away from Froome was on Saturday, in the final finishing straight, which was filled with puddles after a driving rain.
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On Saturday, thousands of people had braved driving rain to attend a full dress rehearsal, instead of watching the German team play in the World Cup.
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As a driving rain falls outside, Ortiz raised his shirt to show the scars on his back from the lashings of gang members trying to recruit him.
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In coastal Wilmington, driving rain continued to drench the city, wind gusts blew debris through nearly deserted streets, and power lines snaked across highways and suburban streets.
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Down Route 10, a gently winding country road that flooded quickly on Wednesday in a hard driving rain, there also were deep pockets of support for Mr. Sanders.
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Nearly all of its vistas incorporate grey sand, dark skies, driving rain or thick fog, while most of its po-faced characters are dressed in black and khaki.
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As I logged mile after mile in heat waves, driving rain or snowstorms, I would listen to that same sermon on "dreams" over and over and over again.
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The coffin, wrapped in an American flag and covered with plastic to protect it from the driving rain, was carried past Detective Seals's family and into the church.
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Howling winds gusting up to 22013 kph (124 mph) whipsawed trees, uprooting scores, and driving rain impacted visibility, while streets were deserted in the state capital Bhubaneswar and Puri.
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With both players having to cope with driving rain on a cold and gloomy day, it was Lyon, his body hardened by years of athletic endeavor, who pulled through.
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Howling winds gusting up to 200 kph (124 mph) whipsawed trees, uprooting scores, and driving rain impacted visibility, while streets were deserted in the state capital Bhubaneswar and Puri.
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But the later it got, with the score tied in the fourth quarter amid the driving rain at M&T Bank Stadium, the nature of San Francisco's mission evolved.
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On the night of May 29, in a driving rain, an international cruise ship, the Viking Sigyn struck and sank a smaller sightseeing boat, the Mermaid, killing 28 people.
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Driving rain turned to chunks of hail in Lyon today during the Northern Ireland-Ukraine match, leading the referee to pull the players off the pitch in the 58th minute.
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An outstanding defensive effort powered Washington State (7-1, 4-1 Pac-12) on a night when driving rain and just-above-freezing temperatures rendered mounting an offensive attack difficult.
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Most fans were already out of their seats, donning hats and gloves, preparing to head out into the night, steeling themselves to face the bitter cold and the driving rain.
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The scene was strewn with cars and trucks that had been damaged in the collapse, while rescue workers struggled in a driving rain to reach anyone who might be trapped.
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They made it to Louisburgh and then back as far as Westport, 18 miles short of their hotel, before putting their bikes into a taxi amid driving rain and hail.
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Rangers 4, Angels 2 Rougned Odor had four RBIs, including a three-run home run through a driving rain shower in the seventh inning, to rally Texas over visiting Los Angeles.
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But getting to bothies can be such a task — through cold, driving rain and bogs, and over trails that can be mere faint notions — that overcrowding may never become a problem.
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As Irma's driving rain swept across the windows of the hotel where they took refuge on Sunday, the two men wondered what would be left of that life after the storm.
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Three states rolled out emergency plans Monday as subtropical Storm Alberto made landfall with driving rain and high winds that ended Memorial Day festivities early and sent National Guardsmen into waterlogged communities.
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Florida Warned of 'Monster' as Hurricane Matthew HitsWinds and driving rain from Hurricane Matthew battered the Florida coast as the western eye wall of the storm touched the state's eastern coast Friday.
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Defying driving rain and hail in a playoff, Anna Nordqvist beat the unheralded Brittany Altomare at the first extra hole to win the Evian Championship in Evian-Les-Bains, France, on Sunday.
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Lifting her wheelchair, Younas and other men struggled to carry Clampitt down the street in the driving rain to his dry home, where already he had provided other flooded-out neighbors with shelter.
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But it was a truly Holmesian day—with driving rain at first and then a pea-soup fog pressing against the windows—and Silk Stocking is tailor-made for just such a day.
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But buoyed by the unexpected success of the Bologna rally, a new protest was called for Monday in the nearby city of Modena, where some 7,000 people defied driving rain in silent protest.
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A tornado, hail storms and driving rain killed at least 78 people and injured some 500 in eastern China on Thursday, flattening power lines, overturning cars and ripping roofs off houses in Jiangsu province.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Nine people were killed and 18 are missing after wind and driving rain bought by the remains of super typhoon Nepartak swept into China over the weekend, the government said on Monday.
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Even on a cold night in the driving rain, hundreds of local residents — at least one dressed in full Revolutionary War regalia — greeted the old warriors as they deplaned, led by a local bagpipe player.
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They say the second-place finish in Boston was a fluke, pulled off on a day of driving rain, 204-mile-per-hour headwinds and 230-degree weather that felled several elites from warmer climes.
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The talk of 'Barca DNA' conjured up a rose-tinted vision of his halcyon days in Catalonia, before he was snatched off to the concrete jungle of North London, with its driving rain and granite skies.
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Amid waves surging 10 to 12 feet, driving rain and gale-force winds, the Coast Guard members who were dispatched to rescue the crew nearly found themselves in need of rescue when their 25-foot vessel capsized.
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Lowry carded one-over-par 72 in strong winds and at times driving rain, but he was rewarded with wild celebrations as the fans charged on to the fairway behind him as he approached the 18th green.
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My latest trip ended on a whimper: a 14-hour drive, with the last two hours in the dark through driving rain and the last 10 minutes through a fog so thick I turned on my flashers.
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Who Ken Hicks was or is I haven't managed to uncover, but presumably he was someone who might have appreciated such an array of citified penises, built out of skyscrapers and fire hydrants and streaking like driving rain.
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What you have seen today in York is a group of activists from a range of different parties (and none) who are prepared to stand in the driving rain handing out leaflets to shoppers going about their business.
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"Our world is marked by a perverse dichotomy that tries to defend and ensure stability and peace through a false sense of security sustained by a mentality of fear and mistrust," he said, speaking in a driving rain.
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There were thousands of feathers to paint, one by one, so he did the work in his courtyard, under an umbrella in the driving rain, while a neighbor complained about the smell to the police and to city hall.
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A few days later, some 7,000 people defied driving rain to hold a similar rally in Modena, while on Saturday up to 8,203 people, many brandishing sardine placards, crowded into the elegant center of Reggio Emilia to stand up to Salvini.
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He finished bogey-par-par in a driving rain for a one-under 733 and a 36-hole score of six-under 134, two strokes better than Matt Kuchar (71) and three ahead of Ian Poulter (70) and Brooks Koepka (72).
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I've worn my Ex Gold Down jacket in heavy snow and in driving rain and on some very cold days, and frankly, when paired with a couple of layers of innerwear, the jacket kept me too warm once my heart rate was up.
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You can try to wash it all off — your own past, your own regrets, and the long unbroken chain of bitterness and desire passed along from generation to generation — but like mud stirred up by the driving rain, those things never stay away for long.
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"Everyone is always friendly, there is no hostility here," said a Hindu pilgrim who give his name as Abhhinav, hiking up a steep track in driving rain to one of the passes on the route that reaches nearly 4,500 meters (15,000 feet) in places.
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"I didn't take the driver much today and that's my bread and butter," she told Reuters in an interview on a typical British summer's day when early morning sunshine gave way to driving rain before the blue skies returned at the end of the round.
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Matthew, which killed more than 800 people in Haiti before pounding Florida on Friday, was forecast to churn up the coast of the U.S. Southeast, bringing fierce winds and driving rain, to coastal Georgia and South Carolina before heading out to sea on Sunday.
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This time, the humiliation came in the driving rain of South Wales and at the hands of Swansea City: facing a team at the bottom of the Premier League table, Arsenal dominated the game, monopolized possession and then went and lost anyway, 3-1.
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HARROGATE (Reuters) - Driving rain and strong winds are set to make Sunday's climax to the UCI Road World Championships a battle for survival between the hard men of the peloton in what is already the longest men's world road race for more than 40 years.
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Going to the odd mid-season game with mates, we would overhear grizzled Barnet veterans grumbling good-naturedly about the fairweather fans who turned up for promotion and relegation, but were never around to watch Morecambe on a Tuesday night in the biting sleet and driving rain.
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Then we drove through a driving rain to other locations on the property, like the tree where Robb Stark and Talisa fatefully tied the knot, before taking cover beneath an old castle near the site of Walder Frey's (digitally projected) one, where it all ended badly.
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For days many of the race's roughly 133,000 participants had been staring at weather apps and radars, playing amateur meteorologist and praying that the forecast for temperatures in the 30s and 40s with driving rain and a 20-30-mile-per-hour headwind somehow wouldn't come true.
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There was no question that Justify could handle the slop — in fact, he made it look easy amid a driving rain on the first Saturday in May, when he became the first horse since 1882 to win the Derby without having competed as a 2-year-old.
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As Hurricane Irma threatened to engulf virtually the entire state of Florida in deadly winds, driving rain and surging seas, the largest evacuation in the state's history saw hundreds of thousands of people scrambling into crowded county shelters and jamming highways as they fled north from the storm.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil took beach volleyball gold early on Friday in front of a raucous home crowd that refused to be quietened by the driving rain, as Alison Cerutti and Bruno Schmidt defeated Italy 2-113 to win the nation's first gold in the sport in 12 years.
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And on Saturday at Churchill Downs, amid a steady and driving rain, Justify proved he was indeed that horse, fending off Good Magic to win the 33th Kentucky Derby by two and a half lengths in 23 minutes 260 seconds, and putting his name right next to Apollo's in racing lore.
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But even in the middle of a storm, you can still get too much of a good thing: There was high drama and misery for some when Cape Town was battered by northwesterly gales and driving rain, resulting in flooding and ensuing chaos across the city and its hinterland over the past weekend.
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Mike Pence's rocky landing on Thursday night at La Guardia Airport — the campaign plane skidded off the runway, and emergency crews scrambled to the scene in a driving rain — certainly lends itself as an apt metaphor for Donald J. Trump's entire presidential run: chaotic, turbulent and skittering just on the edge of disaster.
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As the tweets hit the White House cellphones, Priebus's colleagues Stephen Miller and Dan Scavino jumped out of the Suburban they were sharing with Priebus, leaving the jobless man in a driving rain on the tarmac at Andrews Air Force Base, the weakest link tossed off the sled for the press wolves.
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Undaunted by driving rain and looking in an imperious form, a beaming Merkel, a shoe-in for another term of office next September, was mingling last Tuesday with royalty and the great and the good at a black-tie opening night performance of Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
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Mr. Bauer said it had been a tough day to hunt, driving rain and wind, but a good day for the slam: All of the money raised — from $10 tickets, raffles and the like — would go to the local Elks, who said they would use it for causes like helping veterans and fighting cerebral palsy.
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