Sentence examples for me to rail from inspiring English sources

I mean, it's also hard for me to rail against people who don't want to dress formally when this is about as formal as it gets me throwing on a blue sport coat to do a session like this.

(This synonym for sodomist has long been pronounced PEH-duh-rast; there's an irritating inconsistency here, which is why it is hard for me to rail at PEH-duh-file as a mistake).

It would be tempting for me to rail against the exploitative nature of these Division l sports in terms of the relatively free-labor "student-athletes," many of whom are "amateurs" in name only, contributing results in an enormous amount of revenue for their alma mater.

"This is the runway collection," a salesman at Céline said, with cut-glass delicacy, having followed me to a rail in the middle of the store, where a dozen or so garments hung.

In the 1950s, Barry pointed out to me, Joe McCarthy used to rail at "godless communists," the implication being that America was a country that lived "under God".

"But right after I pushed him out, the guard shackled me to the bed rail," Ms. Knox said.

The man directed me to the Via Rail entrance, where I would pick up the Ocean, the first of my three trains.

I expected him to rail at me - but about business.

My friends accuse me of hypocrisy since I used to rail against the evils of TV and even advised people, in a book, to chuck out their telly.

Her typically understated bottom line: "To rail against reality seems to me unproductive".

We continue to rail with the publication of the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment, signed by me and others, and endorsed by the Genetics Society of America (and other august groups).