Sentence examples for railroad them from inspiring English sources

After their release, they sued the office of the longtime New Orleans district attorney, Harry Connick, for letting his prosecutors railroad them into prison.

China and India have been accused by some negotiators of trying to water down the long term ambition of the draft climate deal, but its negotiators argued rich countries were trying to railroad them into a deal.

I think that Mr Barroso incarnates the guilty conscience of some national leaders, who talk a good European game but know deep down that they would not tolerate a commission boss in the mould of Jacques Delors, who sought to outvote or railroad them.

If you don't spend enough time in developing a clear sense of the customer's needs and simply railroad them in talking about the value and benefits of your business, you might lose the business and never get to negotiating terms.

Magistrate Carney testified and pulled no punches, going so far as to say that he took the actions he took "to railroad them".

Either Obama can prioritize a battle against income inequality or he can push more NAFTA-style trade agreements and the trade authority to railroad them through Congress, but he cannot do both.

"I'm uncomfortable with the idea of putting the rods on a railroad, shipping them across the United States, and putting them in a mountain," she said, adding that she was interested in storing wastes on the site, in casks that would last for decades or longer.

The ideas included flying them around on C-5 cargo planes, shuttling them in railroad cars, trucking them down highways, and moving them through tunnels from one silo to another as in an elaborate shell game.

When he returned to N. Y., he wrote a letter to the Chicago office of the railroad telling them that he knew where 25612 was & would tell them if they'd admit that they didn't know where it was.

The railroad wanted them to leave, but they had built their houses and didn't want to move.

"No other railroad has them," he said, a sheaf of printouts of the more rabid postings in front of him.