Sentence examples for rails to help from inspiring English sources

He fell down a couple of times, but then he figured out how to use the rails to help him.

A local man who wished to remain anonymous said people brought welding materials to the accident site to cut the rails to help get passengers out.

We picked up a Times the other day and read that Mr. Roosevelt had won a great victory: he had got the steel men to agree to a lower price for rails, to help the railroads.

Specialist treatment trains are used to clean leaf debris off the line and apply a sticky coating to rails to help train wheels' traction.

It swallows small stones, as do all rails, to help break up its food in the gizzard.

Gravity Park houses a half-pipe, numerous kickers and rails to help you hone your freestyle skills.

Many commercial vehicles are equipped with steps and grab-rails to help drivers safely enter/exit the vehicle.

Use the tactical rail to help you aim.

For example, suggesting to your 76 year old dad who is relatively fit and still working hard that he needs a rail to help him get into the bath won't go down very well; on the other hand, if he's 86 and in poor health, this may be a good thing to suggest.

Chado On Rails is another framework (http://gmod.org/wiki/Chado_on_Rails) that provides a Ruby on Rails interface to help developers create web (or other) interfaces into Chado.

A Group One winner last season, he gets in this race without a penalty and, with the rails draw to help him, Robin Bastiman's tough gelding should be in the firing line from the word go.