We were compelled to stay at home on account of the storm.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

We were compelled to stay at home on account of the storm.

We had to stay home because of the storm.

Because of the storm, we had no choice but to stay at home.

Because of the storm, we were obliged to stay at home.

Hardly had we come home when it began to rain.

It started raining as soon as we got home.

It raining, we stayed at home.

Since it was raining, we stayed at home.

We stayed at home because it was raining.

Because of the storm, we were obliged to stay at home.

The cold weather kept us indoors.

We took shelter from the rain under a tree.

Hardly, had we started when it began to rain.

Hardly had we started when it began to rain.

We took cover from the thunder shower.

The heavy rain compelled us to put off our departure.

We had hardly started when it began to rain.

Because of the heavy rain, we were obliged to stay there.

It was raining hard, so that we played indoors.

It was raining hard, so we played indoors.

It started raining hard. Because of that, we played inside.

Because it started raining hard, we played indoors.

Due to the heavy rain we were soaked to the skin.

On account of bad weather, we were forced to call off the assembly.

The rain made a mockery of our efforts.

We were just about to leave when it rained.

The rain put a check to our plans.

After the passing of the typhoon, we had to walk on water‐soaked roads.

The rain fell in torrents insomuch that we were soon drenched.

It began to rain as we came near the pass.