Hold on to the rail.

He tried to grasp the rail.

Tom was leaning against the rail.

He was leaning against the rail.

The town is accessible by rail.

But rail at me no more!

She was as thin as a rail.

His bike ran into a guard rail.

I cross the rail tracks every morning.

After you pushed him through the rail.

Get hold of the rail just in case.

And they're coming into the city by rail.

We should probably put in a rail or something.

This one says, Bucolic meadow with split rail fence.

The rail line was carried under the Tsugaru Strait to Hokkaido.

We happened to see a truck run into the guard rail.

There are a lot of hangers on the curtain rail.

( engine starts ) No question, he was shoved through the rail.

For example, I can make a large circular rail here.

You had rail networks that connected residential, industrial, commercial areas.

And pretty soon, they began shipping that coal, ton by ton, rail car by rail car, boatload by boatload, back to China and elsewhere around the world.

James wanted to use bus rapid transport for that, rather than light rail.

The car crashed into the guard rail and rolled down the hill.

The cost of the air fare is higher than of the rail fare.

One, in a hundred years, transit on all major rail and road corridors.

And later this year, the rail minister was sacked and sentenced to jail for 10 years.

And when I place the superconducting disk on top of this rail, it moves freely.

Now supposedly, oil taxes are the third rail of American politics the no fly zone.

And I thought that cut to the heart of exactly what it is that we're trying to rail against.

I only wanted to beat a little decency into him. And then he went right through the rail.

Janny, he said, over the rail of the cellar steps, 'tas the truth what Henfrey sez.

I'll call you after the autopsy, Jake. ( engine starts ) No question, he was shoved through the rail. Yeah.

So it acts as a screen to protect the rail and the commuter, and not to have objects falling on the rails.

And then the last section was going to go around the rail yards, which is the largest undeveloped site in Manhattan.

The Highline is an old, elevated rail line that runs for a mile and a half right through Manhattan.

The bed clothes gathered themselves together, leapt up suddenly into a sort of peak, and then jumped headlong over the bottom rail.

Meanwhile, British soldiers returning from northern France on furlough introduced the flu to Dover and other Channel ports, from where the virus was carried by rail to London.

Whereas a coal burning plant, a normal one gigawatt coal plant, burns 80 rail cars of coal a day, each car having 100 tons.

The solution is not going to be more cars, more roads or a new rail system it can only be found, I believe, in a global network of interconnected solutions.

And finally, I had received a document that I had accomplished my apprenticeship successfully, that I had behaved morally, and this document was given to me by the Guild of Roof Coverers, Rail Diggers, Oven Setters,

And what was stranger, even to his heavy intelligence, on the bedroom chair and along the rail of the bed were scattered the garments, the only garments so far as he knew, and the bandages of their guest.

Your choice, when living in a city, if it's now 10 minutes because at 30 minutes you want an alternative, whether it's a bus, a train we've got to build an infrastructure a light rail or you're going to keep parking those cars.

And in the middle of the recording, the mics pick this up, but later in the recording, this kid shows up, and he starts using a line at the top of the park to do some very advanced tricks on something called the tall rail.

And the sounds you're hearing came from eight microphones attached to obstacles around the park, and it sounds like chaos, but actually all the tricks start with a very distinct slap, but successful tricks end with a pop, whereas unsuccessful tricks more of a scratch and a tumble, and tricks on the rail will ring out like a gong, and voices occupy very unique frequencies in the skate park.

To doubt means to question, to waver, to hesitate.