Sentence examples for in railing from inspiring English sources

Trump is not alone in railing against the systems and rules that predate him.

Its success in railing against immigration is the main explanation for Mr Cameron's sensitivity to the issue.

Pundits, legislators and newly politicized business and religious leaders joined Ronald Reagan in railing against the American version of what Margaret Thatcher derisively called the nanny state.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Lebed joined his listeners in railing against "idiots" and "thieves" who had brought the region to its knees, promising to take tough action in defending its interests, although his speeches were short on specifics.

Mr. Cuomo, 51, the son of former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, has earned generally high marks for his tenure as attorney general, showing a populist streak in railing against executive pay packages and deceptive tactics in student lending practices.

Nearly two decades after his televised run-in with Mr. Clinton, Mr. Cain will probably use his opposition to President Obama's health care plan as one focal point of his campaign in railing against what he called "an out-of-control federal government that spends recklessly, taxes too much and oversteps its constitutional limits far too often".

He drove one around the country as pitchman-in-chief, railing against "gas-guzzling dinosaurs".

She suggested some of the obvious fixes (cabinet latches, electrical outlet plugs) and a few extra-credit options, like built-in railings for my flower pots.

"There is no point in us railing against it all.

The invective against Coldplay that comes from the critocracy is, in part, railing against what it perceives as the questionable taste of the lumpenproletariat.

Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert spent his time in Congress railing against wasteful government spending.