TAKE COVER FROM THE RAIN

Definition: Seeking shelter or protection from the rain to avoid getting wet or exposed to the elements.

Synonyms: Seek Shelter, Find Refuge, Hide Out, Shelter From Rain, Stay Dry

Usage Examples in Sentences

During the picnic, we had to take cover from the rain beneath the large oak tree.

The cat quickly found a cozy spot to take cover from the rain under the porch.

As the storm approached, people rushed to take cover from the rain in the nearby shops.

We had to take cover from the rain by ducking into the entrance of the subway station.

The students had to take cover from the rain in the school lobby while waiting for the bus.

The farmers hurriedly tried to take cover from the rain to protect their freshly planted crops.

The outdoor concert was interrupted, and attendees had to take cover from the rain in a nearby auditorium.

The children decided to take cover from the rain by huddling beneath the large oak tree.

The unexpected downpour forced us to take cover from the rain in the cozy cafe nearby.

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She grabbed her umbrella to take cover from the rain as the storm clouds gathered.

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As the shower started, the spectators had to take cover from the rain at the outdoor concert.

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In the middle of the hike, they had to take cover from the rain in a small cave they stumbled upon.

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We should take cover from the rain before we get soaked.

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When it starts raining, take cover to protect yourself.

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Take cover from the rain by finding a suitable shelter.

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Take cover from the rain before you catch a cold.

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Before heading out, take cover from the rain to stay dry.

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When it starts pouring, take cover from the rain quickly.