Sentence examples for the rail which from inspiring English sources

The rail, which was five inches higher than it was supposed to be, acted like a ramp.

"In the stretch, I could have gone outside, but a hole opened up nearer the rail, which allowed me to move between horses.

Their jockeys will have precious little time to maneuver toward the rail, which means they'll surely race wide on the turn.

Cantab Hall beat Tom Ridge on July 2 in his 11th start and will leave from the rail, which should help his chances.

"It was a drying-out racetrack that day and Jerry ended up right on top of the rail, which was the worse part of the racetrack.

The problems in the monorail first surfaced in the winter when heating elements designed to keep the system's rail from icing over in snowy or cold weather failed to work, leaving a slippery film on the rail, which, according to John S. Jacoby, the assistant manager of the Port Authority airport services division, could interfere with maneuverability and braking of the cars.

He made sure to print the rails, which are quite dull and gray in some versions, shiny white.

McCollum is the subject of a new documentary, Off the Rails, which is that rare thing: a movie featuring public transport in which nothing awful happens.

"Ridin' the Rails," which was created by Nicholas Webster and Diane Rivkin, and which aired in prime time on ABC in the fall of 1974, offers its own soundtrack of train songs.

If not you run the risk of running off the rails, which would lead us back toward the old water wars, even within the federal government".

When a signal aspect is restrictive, an electromagnetic device is activated between the rails, which in turn causes an audible warning to sound in the cab of any train passing over it.