Examples of using Rainstorm in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Cue rainstorm.
(rainstorm and thunder).
It becomes the rainstorm.
During a rainstorm was sitting with them.
She goes off in a rainstorm.
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There is the silence after a rainstorm, and before a rainstorm, and these are not the same.
This was just a rainstorm.
The rainstorm had ended and the gray mist and clouds had been swept away in the night by the wind.
I wanna run naked in a rainstorm.
And at least the rainstorm hasn't hit.
What happens to water during a rainstorm?
Maybe a flock of birds could cause a rainstorm and everything done could be undone.
You must have been caught in a Rainstorm.
Nothing is more dramatic than being in the Pantheon during a rainstorm, watching the sheets of water splatter on the colorful marble floor.
I love taking walks after the rainstorm.
You blindfold me, spin me around and drop me into a rainstorm, and I will still find the G-spot.
There is no fresher fragrance than the desert after a rainstorm.
You may as well be adead hobo in the woods of a small town after a rainstorm, because you have just been discovered.
These two guys wore ill-fitted suits in abrown hue that reminded me of wood chips after a rainstorm.
Remember when you were a little kid running through fields of sunflowers,splashing in puddles after a rainstorm, and exploring the woods behind your house for hours on end?
I won $200 for getting caught in that Rainstorm.
I feel like a little worm… peeking its head out of the ground after a rainstorm… and seeing no robin.
This picture was taken right after a rainstorm.
I want to run naked in a rainstorm.
A city scene is brought to life by a rainstorm.
There's nothing better than the smell of the desert after a rainstorm.
An airborne target, at range formula_1, is within a rainstorm.
She was on her wayback from the market When she was caught in a rainstorm.
And then I sliced a woman open on the kitchen table during a rainstorm.".
Like, my great- grandmother used to say,only a fool goes looking for a rainstorm in the sunshine.