rails

IPA: rˈeɪɫz

Examples of "rails" in Sentences

Now they are stealing the rails from the trains that once ran in the country and in the sugar plantations.
How about this, did you know more moose are killed on the train rails in winter than anyplace else in Alaska!
Yet, Palin rails against socialism with a vengeance all the while covering up her role in perpetuating it in AK.
Part of the reason his campaign has gone off the rails is because he feels comfortable with a bunch of people who are really leading him astray.
The fact that the crazies keep wanting to build yet another floating bridge with 26 lanes of traffic and 10 light rails is a sign that the jobs aren't in these places!
One day, McCain rails against earmarks and big-government spending; then he embraced the $700 billion bailout bill; now he is proposing a last-minute basket of middle-class sweeteners.
Using approximately 50 meters of recycled highway guard rails from the General Paz (a highway surrounding Buenos Aires) and 300 meters of discarded metal profiles, wood, iron doors and windows found in scrap yards, Dieguez and Gilardi rework demolition materials into fully functioning structural elements.