Scott jumped the railing, sprinted up the bleachers and wrapped his arms around her shoulders.
Stripped of decades' worth of accretions, the old railing gave up some secrets.
Then there he was in Ohio, sleeves rolled up and railing about Nafta.
Here is Irv, in his car on the way to pick up the Israelis, railing against National Public Radio, where "to his extreme revulsion there was a balanced segment on new settlement construction on the West Bank": "Europe … now there's a Jew-hating continent.
Chad was livid when he hung up and started railing against his mom.
The street lamp and the railings conjure up a powerful, and slightly disturbing, sense of decrepitude.
They chained themselves to railings, blew up buildings and letter boxes, and more than a thousand went to jail.
But as students leaned over the railings, looked up at the soaring atriums and glanced around their gleaming new classrooms, all that seemed not to matter.
This was all in the service of endorsing the party that created most of the stuff that Eastwood was up there railing about, to an adoring crowd of cheering knee-jerk chair haters.
