Sentence examples for rails off from inspiring English sources

Snowboard cross events were added to the Olympics for the 2010 Vancouver Games, and both parallel slalom and slopestyle (wherein snowboarders race down a course laden with jumps and rails, off of which they do tricks that are judged for points) became Olympic events at the 2014 Sochi (Russia) Games.

Ski half-pipe and slopestyle (wherein skiers race down a course laden with jumps and rails, off of which they do tricks that are judged for points) were added to the schedule for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

Blowing rails off a paid friend while telling her about the Breaking Point poster?

They incur penalties for knocking rails off the fences or for finishing over the time limit.

I'm not doing rails off the bar".

Recovery should be standing still on the side rails, off the belt.

The Rodin was railed off and draped in a sheet after its display in a provincial English art gallery early last century occasioned heated public protest.

This means that the sentence "My name is Beckett," is railed off by a combination of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, King Leonidas, and Julia Roberts.

His flat overlooks a small railed-off garden.

In the suburbs of Shanghai weeds entwine the railed-off entrance to an abandoned amusement centre, called American Dream, a $50m venture that spectacularly failed to inspire.

There was limited rail off-loading capacity in American refineries outside the Gulf Coast, and only a small number of rail cars suitable to transport bitumen, the raw substance in oil sands that can be refined into petroleum products.