Examples of using Rainstorm in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You may as well be a dead hobo in the woods of a small town after a rainstorm, because you have just been discovered.
There is the silence after a rainstorm, and before a rainstorm, and these are not the same.
In the meantime, water tanks are sprouting up all over the site like colonies of toadstools after a rainstorm.
through fields of sunflowers, splashing in puddles after a rainstorm, and exploring the woods behind your house for hours on end?
There is silence after a rainstorm, and before a rainstorm, and these are not the same.
These two guys wore ill-fitted suits in a brown hue that reminded me of wood chips after a rainstorm.
only a fool goes looking for a rainstorm in the sunshine.
where a rainstorm forces them to spend the night.
You blindfold me, spin me around and drop me into a rainstorm, and I will still find the G-spot.
I feel like a little worm… peeking its head out of the ground after a rainstorm… and seeing no robin.
especially the sprinklers making the rainstorm.
Then Jesus said to the people,"When you see clouds growing bigger in the west, you say,'A rainstorm is coming.'.
This is a movie about 10 people who are stuck in a motel during a rainstorm.
A sewer on the street is unacceptable because the Band-Aid might be washed up back onto the street with the next heavy rainstorm.
for Barack Obama and donate all that money after Rainstorm Katrina.
because he didn't see a rainstorm coming.
American Airlines Flight 331 attempted a difficult landing through a tailwind and a rainstorm and ended up overrunning the runway in Kingston, Jamaica.
Bring plenty of shorts, T-shirts, pants, and long-sleeved shirts to accommodate for higher daytime temperatures and overnight lows and bring a light jacket in case the temperatures drop during a rainstorm.
When the rainstorm is coming, unplug the antenna from the transmitter and attach it to the cooper cord,
as time passes, cloud services pop up like mushrooms after a rainstorm… or like clouds flowing in the wind.