19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Drizzle' in a Sentence
"To rain gently and steadily in fine drops; sprinkle." more
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He opened the umbrella as soon as the first raindrops drizzled.
The weather forecast says it is drizzling in the city.
The chef drizzled olive oil over the salad for added flavor.
Tears drizzled down her cheeks as she watched the emotional scene.
The morning dew will have been drizzling on the delicate petals of the flowers.
She realized her car windows were left open after the rain had drizzled all night.
The city streets are glistening because it has been drizzling lightly.
She often finds solace in reading while the rain drizzles outside.
We decided to postpone the picnic since it has been drizzling all morning.
The garden flowers have drizzled with dew under the moonlight.
She is strolling along the beach, enjoying the drizzling raindrops and the sound of the ocean.
The soccer match is intense, with players sprinting on the field as the rain is drizzling down.
The drizzle on the cobblestone streets made the historic town even more charming.
The wedding day started with a light drizzle, blessing the newlyweds with good luck.
The ancient ruins will have been drizzling with rain, adding a mystical aura.
She opened her umbrella and strolled through the drizzle, lost in her own thoughts.
The leaves rustled beneath our feet as we strolled through the park, and a light rain was drizzling.
The picnic was canceled as it had been drizzling since early morning.
Despite the cloudy sky, the weatherman says it will only drizzle briefly.
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