monsoon rain造句

On September 20th they gave way and allowed around 1,000 monks, who had marched on the shrine through the pouring monsoon rain, to enter it。

Bent like a harp Mr. Shi was the kind of gentle man you instantly wanted to protect to shield from life's bullies or from the falling monsoon rain that now switched on again.

Many people in the country have been hit hard by spiralling food prices, which in some cases have doubled over the last year, mostly because of damage caused by heavy monsoon rain.

I'm still waiting, slowly but not myself, constantly pulling away, just to avoid the monsoon rains.

The monsoon rains arrived at the end of May as scheduled, but then slowed down.

Pakistan's monsoon rains normally emanate from moisture swept in over India from the Bay of Bengal.

With the arrival of monsoon rains, farming activity has resumed in the paddy fields.

The monsoon rains, which feed India's unirrigated farmland, have been fickle, inflicting drought on almost half of India's districts, followed by floods in some areas as the monsoon departed.

On July 26, 2005, over 500 people died when monsoon rains caused flooding around Mumbai (Bombay), India.

Again, monsoon rains and floods in Pakistan have displaced millions, intensifying the need for shelter and emergency health care.

The low frequency oscillation of monsoon rainfall propagate in meridional direction from the south to the north.

Agrawal said the late arrival of monsoon rains was unlikely to impact soybean yield for the season.

The Indian Meteorological Department says monsoon rains could hit several states along the western and eastern coast over the next two to three days.

As the romantic monsoon rains loom, the extended Verma family reunites from around the globe for a last-minute arranged marriage in New Delhi.

Pakistan's meteorological department said the worst flooding in the country's history was caused by unusually heavy monsoon rains and a westerly weather system entering Pakistan.

Massive torrents of water from the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej rivers fed by these monsoon rains eventually met the Indus at Rajanpur district in southern Punjab.