Sentence examples for rails about from inspiring English sources

He channels Stephen Hawking singing Louis Armstrong while Gordon Ramsay rails about caramelized onions.

Knemon, who owns a farm but is not a rich man, rails about everything.

And in the movie's funniest speech, she rails about the awful things these dairy products do to your insides.

The left rails about "food insecurity," a technical measure that doesn't necessarily mean anyone in the household actually went hungry.

Gingrich is a megalomaniacal opportunist who brazenly indulges in the same sins that he rails about to tear down political rivals.

Not long into the story Pat angrily tosses out a copy of "A Farewell to Arms" and rails about Hemingway's sucker-punch finale.

Elected officials and activists rail about what they call missteps and a lack of accountability.

For more than twenty minutes, Trump railed about "outrageous" and "dishonest" coverage.

This amount rivals the tax bill that health reform opponents rail about, and it's rising much faster than taxes.

This was the dish my colleague had railed about, but it turned out to be far from paltry.

The answer isn't to destroy the big institutions they traditionally rail about -- big government or corporations.