Sentence examples for rail out from inspiring English sources

There, Ward says, he and jockey Jorge Chavez were too concerned about getting the colt settled near the rail out of the gate, which robbed him of momentum.

We continue along the street and find that every single shop has set up a table or rail out front and is peddling last season's faulty stock.

Garbage is being shipped by rail out of the Northeast to landfills in the Midwest, he noted, calling that a "big business".

As The New York Times story says, Adm. Fallon's "views on Iran and other issues have seemed to put him at odds with the Bush administration," a point that turned out to be a third rail out in the blogosphere.

Boris Johnson trusted Hendy enough to keep him in the job when he was elected mayor, when many Tories were urging him to sack someone they saw as Livingstone's man; now Conservatives have entrusted him with digging Network Rail out of a crisis.

The field for the Fountain of Youth, with jockeys and odds, from the rail out, is: Supah Blitz (Rosemary Homeister Jr., 12-1); Ten Cents a Shine (Jerry Bailey, 4-1); Ozzie Cat (Pat Day, 10-1); Midway Cat (Jorge Chavez, 8-1); Whywhywhy (Edgar Prado, 5-2); Trust N LuCornelioelio Velasquez, 3-1); Conservation (Jose Santos, 12-1); Seek Gold (Eibar Coa, 20-1), and Offlee Wild (Mark Guidry, 6-1).

By making sure the side rails out at front and back, you can make a little table.

Indeed, British Rail took out a patent on a flying saucer.

About eight months ago, Network Rail carried out major engineering works along the East Coast main line that runs by my property.

In the United States, freight rail bottomed out in the 1970s, and has since been carrying a rising share of ton-miles — around 40 percent these days.

The outstanding £1.65bn for rail works out at £330m a year until 2020, for all of the north-east, Yorkshire and the north-west.