Sentence examples for railing you from inspiring English sources

You can crawl on the ground, you can sidle along a railing, you can take out your opponents with a tranquilizer dart before they realize what's happening.

Do the thing where, facing upstairs, hand on railing, you hop down the stairs one at a time, which was getting a lot harder lately, due to, someone's feet were getting longer every day, seemed like.

A cigar burn in the railing of the staircase was, Mrs. Moore claimed, a relic of one of Pound's visits; if your entire visit goes by while your cigar smokes on the railing, you probably do not stay long.

On the way, he photographed a 9/11 memorial ("That's the 44th I've seen so far"), a sign reading, "Private Mews" ("What a great word, 'mews' "), and a set of boot scrapers attached to an ornate wrought-iron railing ("You see these on certain row houses built in the 1800s").

If you're standing at a balcony, for example, you could only look down at the railing — you can't stick your head out over the edge, peering down at whatever baddies may be lurking down below.

If there is no railing, you can use the wall to steady yourself.

It feels like if you leaned too far over the railings, you'd tip off the edge of the world.

4. Hold the staircase railing whether you think you need to or not.

"Your legs aren't functioning, your throat is screaming, you can barely put your arms on the railing and you want to throw up — and you've got 10 to 15 floors to go," said Van Orden, who has competed in the event five times.

Keep your hands on the railing when you are going down, so you can adjust the speed anytime.

If that's the case, you need to install a railing that you can wrap your hand all the way around".