In the old seaside town, the sky pours cats and dogs every afternoon, soaking the fishermen's nets.

She canceled the outdoor wedding because it kept pouring cats and dogs.

Every Friday, he pours one out at the corner memorial for his late friend.

They were pouring one out for their friend who had passed away.

Every year on the anniversary, we gather on the stoop and pour one out for our old friend who taught us how to laugh.

After losing his job and his car breaking down on the same day, he could only sigh and mutter, "it never rains but that it pours."

He pours cold water on their enthusiasm every time they suggest a risky idea.

She kept pouring cold water on his enthusiasm by pointing out every possible flaw.

To mend the fragile partnership, she tried to pour oil on troubled waters by offering concessions and sincere apologies.

When he wanted support, he would pour honey into one's ear until people agreed.