sleety rain

In a moment he had disappeared into the sleety rain.

With the temperature dropping, the sleety rain was beginning to turn to snow.

It was raining, sleety rain, and so cold you could have frozen milk.

Beyond Albuquerque the skies darkened and a sleety rain began to dart about.

The drizzle was turning into a sleety rain.

Outside, sleety rain whispered thickly along the slats of the hut.

Something inside Colin tightened as he peered at him through the unnatural sheets of sleety rain.

I disembark and struggle through the sleety rain.

I waded back into the stream and the skies opened and delivered a sleety rain.

A stone's throw away sleety rain fell with a metallic clang and rattle in the enormous plaza.

And then, one evening in the midst of a sleety rain that had driven them off the slick Moscow streets, the miraculous occurred.

The sea worsens, the waves rising in height, and to add to the misery a sleety rain starts to emerge from the wind.

The fog was getting patchier, and the sleety rain was now blowing horizontally across the windows.

He watched the sleety rain build up in the corners of his courtyard until it looked like cobwebs shining in the dusk.

They were clawing their way through the sail-reefing drill, blinded and deafened by sleety rain and wind.

So, while Emerson argued zoology with Ramses, and the sleety rain hissed against the windows, I opened the newspaper.

The wind had picked up, the sleety rain coming in under the awning, which slapped noisily now like a blackcrow descending upon a corpse.

We found the clansman just outside, cowled in his plaid against the sleety rain, sitting in a dry spot beneath the eaves of the house.

Sleety rain the color of lead rattled against the shutters of Zilin's study as Athena led Andrew in.

There had been a heavy snow, and now a thaw had set in; fine sleety rain was falling, driven by a wind that pierced Jurgis to the bone.

It had been so warm during the day that Kerwin had almost forgotten how swiftly daytime warmth, at this season, was blotted out in sleety rain and snow.

Suddenly an influx of light filled my house, though the evening was at hand, and the clouds of winter still overhung it, and the eaves were dripping with sleety rain.

He half leaned, half fell against the wall, sweating, tears pouring down his face, oblivious to the chill night wind and the scatter of sleety rain that swept the dale.

But Ambiorix and the Eburones were there beyond the sleety rain, biding their time with the complacence of men who knew the terrain a great deal better than the Romans did.

Along Came a Ja-Gaar Minnum stared bleakly at the sleety rain bouncing off the stone cistern in the center of the courtyard of the Museum of False Memory.