Sentences with phrase «by rain again»

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They are taken up by plants again with such efficiency that the water that runs from the undisturbed Amazonian rain - forest is virtually the same as distilled water in composition.

Then no more than 2 days went by for the entire summer without a hefty amount of rain, and I never turned on the hose again.

Rained again most of the 4th day, but we got outside by 3 pm to enjoy the afternoon at the pools.

In the 1980s fog grabbed attention again in the United States when researchers found it was contributing to the damage caused by acid rain.

I normally don't post on Saturdays, but last year I was a part of an A-Z Monthly Craft Challenge organized by Stephanie at Crafting in the Rain and of course I had to take part again this year.

At least there's it's one constant: here, we are tempted with sun but then weighed down again by rain and snow:» -LRB-

Several weeks later we met again (I don't think it was a coincidence) in Harvest Rain (a health food store) and he waited by the bananas until I naturally began shopping for my favorite yellow fruit.

The cinematography by Andrew Lesnie once again captures the elegance of the New Zealand topography while establishing a unique look for each new location to which the heroes travel, from the bleached and ruined former splendor of a city of Gondor (home of men) to the claustrophobic, rain - drenched Helm's Deep.

Working once again with director Cutiz and co-starring opposite de Havilland, Flynn was at his dashing best playing the devil - may - care Sir Robin of Locksley, who runs afoul of prissy Prince John (Claude Rains) by robbing from the rich in order to pay the ransom of the imprisoned King Richard the Lionheart (Ian Hunter).

By the 23 - hour mark, both cars ranked among the top five in the class thanks to an aggressive wet tire strategy when rain began to pelt the circuit again.

Only two days of April are expected to see some rain but it comes mostly at night, and the island is dry again by the moment most tourists rise.

With the rain and wind lashing down on Manchester... again, I'm comforted by these beautiful images by San Francisco photographer Jaime Beechum.

Peter Lang They renamed it» climate change» because they know that» global warming»» is a lie — so: when they say climate change, they are not even wrong, because: from summer climate is gone into winter climate in OZ, soon will get into summer climate again b] where is wet climate, changes into dry climate for couple of months — even in desert climate get wet by occasionally rain — can be improved into better climate IF Bob Brown and Flannery didn't impose» water embargo on Australian environment» no dam has being built for 30 years, on the driest continent — to save stormwater and improve the climate; reason they lie that CO2 regulates the climate...?!

It's raining again so I've been reading some old articles by George Monbiot (it's either that or get drunk), including one from New Year's Eve 2002 in which he argued that, because population growth, increasing consumerism and the «finity» of natural resources threatened the survival of humanity, people should stop buying knickers at Brent Cross shopping centre.

I wonder if the rate of sediment deposition will actually increase as glacial melting increases in the Himalayas, before slowing again as the major rivers of South Asia become fed more by rain alone than by seasonal glacial melting.

Again when winter is interrupted the catchment can dry (so for example the april / may rains that prime the catchment can be wasted by a dry June, so July rains need to we the catchment agAgain when winter is interrupted the catchment can dry (so for example the april / may rains that prime the catchment can be wasted by a dry June, so July rains need to we the catchment againagain).

«Jesus Calling» by Sarah Young (For Meggo) «Rain On Me» by Holley Gerth (For Me) Precious Ones Plush Collection — «Psalm 23» Lamb (For BFFs Jeni, Robin and Mel) And then probably a little cute, loving, inspirational thing for me again.