Sentence examples for we rails from inspiring English sources

"When you get white hair people patronise you, treat you as if you are a congenital idiot, start calling you we," rails the 82-year-old actor Dudley Sutton before sipping his Red Bull and making a start on a packet of digestives.

We need toll roads, we need airports, we need rail, we need water transportation systems, we need power.

We rail at one another in "cultural" clashes irrelevant to our real problems.

They are the structure we rail against, the cage we dream of escaping.

At whom can we rail for causing economic losses and human discombobulation?

We rail users encounter this every day, and it engenders a persistent migraine.

A hemline diktat makes us all nostalgic for the rules we railed against as teenagers.

It's why we dislike automated phone systems and why we rail against illogical, inflexible ticketing systems.

Or we can accept that what we rail against is normal -- horrifying, infuriating, but normal -- and force ourselves (armed with new priorities) back to work.

We rail at benefit claimants not wanting to work, but the fact is, wages are so behind house prices work will soon make no sense for professionals either.

"At the time, we railed against so much of what she was doing but when you look back you think thank God she did that".