drenching造句

Without a drenching rain, the forest fire will char everything.

A jeep, full, sped fast, drenching me in spray.

The drenching thunderstorms were linked to another extreme event: a heat wave.

James Lasdun's new novel opens with a drenching in red wine and ends with the spilling of blood.

So whenever he said English, it would be in two or three words and drenching with a heavy Spanish accent.

Considering turning-on stop-cock to have a shower with minimal risk of drenching my neighbours, hookers, clients… as, unsurprisingly, plumber did not turn-up to fix cistern;

The storm system known as Frances moved into the southeastern United States after drenching Florida with more than 30 centimeters of rain.

In recent months, persistent ridges of high pressure have been driving storms away from the south central United States, leaving that region parched while drenching others with unusually heavy rain.

This large body of men had met on the previous night, despite the elements which were opposed to them, a heavy rain falling the whole of the night and drenching them to the skin.

They're known for their love of sleep, so it's not surprising this koala was far from happy when it was rudely awakened with a drenching from a garden sprinkler.