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Sentence Examples The roads and rails that connect southern Canada with the Northwest Territories sputter into the town and then die. These are men who travel the rails taking in all the sights and sounds the world has to offer. Arrange and mark table legs and rails clockwise according to their locations on the finished product. If you look at rail safety compared with road safety, it is much safer to travel on the rails. Most surfers are injured from contact with their own surfboard's side rails and fins. Rails with hard edges or straight cut rails provide a quicker turn, while softer or more rounded rails tend to be more forgiving. I clutched the side rails with white knuckles to keep from being tossed into the air. They are more manoeuvrable, but you can still draw out the long turns because of the long straight rails. The smallest dude on the biggest rails, Evan frontside-bombed the big 18 and lived to tell about it. When turns need to be smoothed out and slowed down, get a large slow board, slightly wide and thick, with rounded or egg rails. A cutback is a 180 degree turn that's done on either of the two rails of the surfboard. Mike Hynson came out with his lower rails that had hard edges from nose to tail. Six cars, five tankers, and an empty hopper car left the rails on the bridges over Pearl and Pascagoula Street, near the old King Edward Hotel. There are four goodsized bedrooms, all of which have built-in wardrobes and original picture rails and are generally in good repair. The trellis was originally backed with pleated silk panels hung between rods attached to the top and base rails of each door. Cut stiles equally to the full desired height and cut rails to the full width of the door. The sashes are built from 4 frame components, the top and bottom pieces are called rails and the sides are called stiles. Position the stretchers and side rails over the holes and drive them into place with the mallet. The bars were jointed to the stiles and rails using a small mortise with a corresponding tenon in the bar. The sash is made up of rails, which are pieces of wood that surround glass panes. Show More Sentences We originally thought that the smalt might be limited to the stiles and rails, serving as a frame for the raised panels. Old windows can be renovated and made draught-proof by fitting brushes to the bottom rail and meeting rails of the sashes. Like the rails that keep a train on track, they provide direction, motive and purpose. No, I'm bent over double thinking what my bag limit on woodcock, snipe, rails and other game birds would be. In particular, Stearn rails against dramatic reconstructions using actors, which Schama says are essential to bring history alive on the screen. The aitchbone may be cut in a fully automatic operation performed when the carcass is suspended on overhead rails. Cribbing involves the horse chewing a bit of wood such as the stable rails, and then can also be combined with wind-sucking. The steel-hulled ketch was left lying on her side, with the deck guard rails lying almost on the sand. She said without the support of her friends and family she would have gone completely off the rails. But the space between the rails will always remain the same so aftermarket companies can design accessories for the system. At another, she rails against a world in which development is not directed where it is most needed. Any vision of utopia based on shiny automobiles to wheek you places quickly on rails is not mine. Picnic tables are built with supports and ramps to the entrance and guide rails are provided all round. There was a slight hiccup on Saturday when the locomotive jumped the rails on its way back to Bury after the Heywood station celebrations. The accident happened when the train jumped the rails at a level crossing in Wigtownshire and landed on its side. He and his co-driver were trapped in their cab after the train jumped the rails and ploughed into trackside gardens. Having jumped its rails the express train and the freight load collided at a combined speed of nearly 200 mph with devastating impact. Instead of using explosives to propel a shell out of a gun barrel, a rail gun uses magnetism to speed a projectile along two rails. And the Airport Marsh harbored a multitude of ducks, coots, egrets, herons, and rails. The kagu has long been classified with the gruiform birds, a grab bag of anatomically diverse families such as the familiar cranes and rails. Show More Sentences Apart from coots and related rails, only ostriches and weaverbirds can detect parasitic eggs left by their own species. This pragmatism continues to inform Republicanism today, giving it the debt-laden, welfarist character Sullivan rails against. Pierce refuses to discuss their departure, but rails at the suggestion that the newly-recruited line-up are just there to make up the numbers. Some have described him as a maverick, a colourful figure who rails against the evil of over-centralised administration and unanswerable power. That is why he rails against the corporate bosses who essentially rob the kitty for their own greed and vanity. Ivor can be caustic at times and rails at the dearth of good science in our schools. Hanagan's mount got a good run on the rails and he waited for the gaps to come and was rewarded for his patience with his first Goodwood winner. Given a great ride that day by Paul Mulrennan, the four-year-old squeezed through on the rails to get on top inside the final furlong. At Beverley two outings ago, Ouninpohja was trapped on the rails entering the final furlong but flashed home in third place. Reports indicate that safety rails designed to prevent falls from the platform had been removed. His mount looked beaten coming into the final furlong as Indigo Cat took it up on the rails but dug deep to challenge again. Hills settles the horse on the rails behind pacemaker Shiny but finds himself boxed in and unable to get a run. One of Glasgow's most innovative theatres is back on the rails after a two year makeover. I think I quickly rediscovered a desire to live but hadn't a clue as to how I could get back on the rails. We need to get this company back on the rails before it outsmarts itself into bankruptcy. But they do still run an outreach centre for drug and alcohol addicts, and have been successful in putting several lives back on the rails. Most books that aim at putting your life back on the rails have a strong spiritual undercurrent. There was such a big change in Laura after she became ill that I just wanted to do something to get her life back on the rails. It puts us back on the rails and it's great for the team that they were able to turn the result around like that. But we said that sure it was a blip and we would soon start up a new run and get the show back on the rails. Show More Sentences Given the amount of crime committed by young people, it is sometimes tempting to think that a whole generation has gone off the rails. He had come into the first team and played a few games at just 16 but like a few of the lads he totally lost the place and went off the rails. You start looking back and trying to work out reasons why your child is going off the rails. He had fully admitted his role in the offences and had seemingly gone off the rails during the period of offences. He became depressed because of the situation, turned to binge drinking and his life went off the rails. The bright red walls are framed between cream-colored wainscoting and picture rails. The important information is that while he may have gone off the rails in the past, he's clean and sober now. The spacious room has a balcony overlooking the rear paddock, and a walk-through dressing room with shelving and rails on both sides. I know I went off the rails seriously enough, that had my parents been famous, I would have been featured in the pages of National Enquirer. The BASH converter in turn converts this gate pulse into a power signal that feeds the power amplifier's main supply rails. There was also a chance for youngsters to compete on the park's features including a jump box, quarter pipe and ground rails. But he never stops scuffling, even when bumming a ride on the rails from Chicago to San Francisco. The park's facilities include such specialised features as a flatbank, a grind box, a quarter pipe and grinding rails. Leaves are then compacted under train wheels to form a thick, greasy layer on the top of the running rails. Only a few inches separated them from live rails on the British side of the Channel as air rushed through vents in the compartment. Most of the postcranial elements belong to continental waterbirds, including pelicans, anhingas, herons, storks, ducks, and rails. These days, between posting his piquant views on the latest toonery, he rails against the aspersions still being spittled on the medium. The tray slides along the rails in a very smooth action, and is held in place with four thumbscrews. The outfits for each show arrive packed in plastic and are usually arranged in chronological order on the rails. The missiles are mounted on launcher rails on the walls of a rotatable turret. Show More Sentences A common measure of PSU quality is how much variance is observed on the various voltage rails under load. The Footlights costume ladies would welcome the loan of mobile clothes rails on which to hang the many costumes. Among the new interior convenience features are roof-mounted rails to support storage bins and a DVD entertainment system. From it, two diagonally projecting arms at the front connect to side rails and support the rear of the engine. Next weekend if they have set well we'll hire a nailgun and attach the rails, build and hang the gates and staple the sheep netting. She hoped that publicity surrounding the case would help to highlight the dangers of live rails. Phillip did well to stay on him because I thought he was going to go through the rails. Ridden by Paul Eddery, Press settled at the rear, then hogged the rails and made good headway but found nothing extra in the last two furlongs. But Jamie Spencer urged Oratorio along the rails and edged in front as the three horses drove for the line. However in the semi-final it was plain for all to see that he is an inside runner for he moved right over to the rails on the way to the bend. Refuse To Bend, who won the 2,000 Guineas last year, was bunched in on the outside of the rails and finished in third place. Racing strongly along the rails to the opening turn he quickly shot into a commanding lead that saw him in total control rounding the third bend. Richard Hughes and Jewel in the Sand are rewarded for a patient ride up the rails to take the Albany Stakes. As he pulled level with Pizarro, Spencer's mount hung right and appeared to squeeze him against the rails. Shes A Whisper was last out of traps on the inside but enjoyed a dream run up the rails which left her clear at the turn. The latter held a good position along the rails throughout and in the end it was the deciding factor. Racing to the third bend James Fancy got into a challenging position along the rails and quickly set sail for home. As well as the risk of being hit by a train, there is the risk of electrocution from live rails or overhead lines. He was almost last out of traps but hugging the rails enjoyed a dream run up the inside to lead at the turn. Sparks fly and steam rises when the bars hit rollers that squeeze the metal into I-beams and rails. Show More Sentences The same logo hangs over cabin toilets and on deck rails, with signs urging passengers not to throw trash overboard. Railroad officials dismantled the line and removed all vestiges of the iron rails. You can stretch your arms out and hit a number of ringed targets that are aligned along rails. With 31 trains to keep on the rails, fuelling is a major part of the servicing requirements of the depot. The company says it will take up to a week to clear the track and repair damaged rails. In recent years, most steel rails from abandoned lines have been sold to China, he said. Indian Railways have a substantial length of long and continuous welded rails. They're amusing anecdotes about riding the rails and living the life of a hobo. We managed to find a track without electric rails and decided it would be safest to follow that one. He became a hobo and rode the rails for several years, quitting a full-ride art scholarship right when it was kicking in. There are lots of recycled materials, such as steel railroad rails and car windshields used in the mezzanine's balustrade. He compelled some fettlers to remove rails from the rail track, because they were expecting a train with a number of police. Bromley said most derailments are caused by broken rails, overheated train axles or human error. There were reports of trains unable to move, because the rails were greased for miles by the bodies of crushed locusts. It could, for example, be used on rails in rural areas, which often get coated with a film of rust when not used at weekends. Also available are lengthwise rails in the floor, to which a rack system which will hold two bicycles can be attached. Short line rails are today being threatened due to the use of new, heavier 286,000 pound railcars that have become the industry standard. During that time, Jack discovered a lack of fences, a dark forest of macrocarpa, small bridges with rotting rails and a larger one needing a fresh splash of red. If Brady were as uptight and acerbic as Belichick often seems, the Patriot train would have long ago run off the rails. Beside the grind box, two lethal looking two-inch wide grind rails serve a similar purpose, while the six-foot-high quarter pipe in the corner keeps the skateboarders busy. Show More Sentences They tore up two of the rails, taking out the spikes, but leaving the rails in position, as they knew that the jar of the train would be sufficient to throw them out of place. Though they seem to have mastered the water jump this time around, rails still fell often, although the faults were generals spread out over the course. The rails are of cast iron and contain hundreds and hundreds of individual welds, which all had to be fitted by a team of craftsman inside the property as it was being built. On the rails, rather than the road, there was an unmistakable sense of exploring uncharted territory, being part of a well-kept secret and much closer to the natural world. This gives ailing firms time to get themselves back on the rails. Dunsdon got his mount back inside the rails and went on to win. The race began to develop in the final quarter-mile, with Tony Culhane getting a dream run up the rails a furlong out on the 40-1 shot and setting sail for home. Falbrav took the lead along the rails soon after entering the straight, but defending champion High Chaparral responded well to nose just in front approaching the line. He brought him down the rails with a superb ride and at ludicrous odds. Rod Millman's juvenile failed by just a head and would surely have prevailed had she not drifted off the rails and allowed the winner to come up her inside. Kevin Darley pushed the two-year-old on along the rails to beat hot favourite Khelef by a length and three-quarters, with Nevisian Lad running on well for third. Electric trolleys, which received their power from an overhead wire and returned it through the rails, provided the system that finally made the horse obsolete. At St. Croix, we leave the joint line for the rails of Canadian Pacific. We strolled the railroad tracks together, laying pennies on the rails and waiting for the train to pass so we could use the flattened coins for guitar picks. A railway crash is a serious things and broken rails need to be fixed. For those of you who ride the rails, feel free to take notes. I did not glass the rails and this might be another solution. Dowel, glue and clamp the rails and stiles together and allow to dry. Put wood glue on the stiles, rails, dowels, and the dowel holes. As his acting career began to take off, he began to go off the rails. Show More Sentences They will be hoping to get their league campaign back on the rails in their next match and it will be back to the training ground for some fine tuning in the interim. Dettori was out of luck on Godolphin's Inamorato in the following UAE Derby when his mount got trapped on the rails and was repeatedly denied a run until it was too late. He soon had Sir Michael Stoute's charge on the rails and allowed him to make up the ground steadily, but he could not peg back Kandidate and went down by a length. Now, having failed to master hip-hop, the musician rails against it. At one point, he rails against corporate values standing in the way of good journalism and says broadcasters should be more questioning of things. In the letter, Traficant rails against the U.S. Department of Justice, which put him in prison until 2009 after successfully convicting him on bribery and corruption charges. Ishihara rails against everything from the reduction of the time hard-pressed Japanese kids have to spend in school to the country's non-nuclear peace constitution. If you look at his campaign finance reports, you'll see that he has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions from the very companies that he rails against. These rails provide the exterior support of the air mattress, giving it its shape and providing the user with the ability to sit on the edge of the bed to put shoes on, etc. This removable component not only provides full-length rails on which the slide reciprocates, but also contains the trigger mechanism, safety and sear. Displaying the same alacrity from the gates as he had when winning a Doncaster minor event, the Mujadil colt was guided by the stands' rails to a workmanlike success. If the engine of a train suddenly goes off the rails, a wreck ensues. Chairs imported from New England, particularly Boston, influenced the design of this chair, especially in its stretchers, relatively light seat rails, and yoked crest. The rails were pulled up, the assets liquidated, and the line abandoned. Southern generals ordered rails torn up, bridges burned, and lacked the foresight to commandeer locomotives and rolling stock to other lines rather than destroying them. With free trade off the rails, now many in Latin America wonder if the regional compact also has run its course. On Saturday we finished the fencing, stapling sheep netting to the rails, and on Sunday gave the pig ark and the old chook ark a coat of water-based preservative. I'd guess they told him to come across as genially disappointed, more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger, and he kind of went off the rails. You hope that the narrative will go off the rails, but Holt sticks to the boundaries of a ghost story. Tramway track consists of a grooved tramway rail set into a concrete base with troughs into which the rails are laid. Show More Sentences Tattersalls, adjacent to the County Stand, has no seating but stepped terracing and a large tarmac area down to the rails. The trains run on two addtional rails and pick up current by means of shoegear making sliding contact with the conductor rails. Sinclair took us to all the biggest, kinkiest rails in Cacka and Nyjah sliced and diced every last one of 'em. Railroads allowed cheap transportation of materials and products, which in turn led to cheap rails to build more roads. Following this, iron was used in rails, boats, ships, aqueducts, and buildings, as well as in iron cylinders in steam engines. In 1894, his machine was tested with overhead rails to prevent it from rising. The anchor box had wheels allowing the mine assembly to be moved along a system of rails aboard the minelayer. The first ever steel rails were laid in 1857 in Derby railway station for the Midland Railway. They are consistently built with at least two carriageways, guard rails and interchanges with grade separation. It included many modern features, including banked turns, guard rails and reinforced concrete tarmac. From Fig. 22 it will be seen that a common crossing consists of four rails, i.e. one point rail, one splice rail, and two wing rails. At the time of its establishment the company referred to itself as Irish Rail, and adopted the four rails IR logo. The drawback of these common crossings lies in the difficulty of welding them to the adjacent rails. Ride the rails of spectacular Western Canada in style with the Rocky Mountaineer scenic train's Spring Bonus offer. Considering all that, for residents who ride the rails it does not seem to have taken long for the benefits of the deal to pull into the station. He hopes that his school will close down, leaving him and his best friend free to ride the rails to the wheat harvests in the Dakotas. This travels on roof-mounted rails to allow flexibility of loadspace, enhancing the Connect's reputation as the 'Mr Versatile' of light vans. A tentative selection is rails runer LODGE MENTOR who just might get the run of the race. These wagons on these tramlines would be pulled by horse over wooden rails, which later were replaced by wrought iron. Roller mills were first used for making sheets, but later were developed for rolling structural shapes such as angles and rails. Show More Sentences Blackett was using wooden rails for his tramway and, once again, Trevithick's machine was to prove too heavy for its track. Touching wood possibly has reference to the cross, or the altar rails in days when criminals could take sanctuary in churches. Quadrantal errors caused by metal safety rails and rigging on the boat also had to be allowed for. The survey work will focus on species such as Virginia and Sora rails, least and American bitterns, and marsh wren. Ambidextrous sling swivel attachment points are integrated into both the left and right side rails at 1 and 11 o'clock. The items, offered in a Willow Oak finish, feature canted pilasters, routed and shaped rails, decorative brass buttons and embossing. In order to ensure safe railroad traffic, rails must be strong enough and wearproof. His steam locomotive used interior bladed wheels guided by rails or tracks. For me, the highlight of the series was probably filming nesting water rails. Ducks, geese and swans, waders and more unusual birds like kingfishers, ravens, crossbills and water rails, all take advantage of the reserve. Half of the area's diminutive and secretive reed bed-dwelling water rails also call this place home. From the mud, hundreds of different types of plants have grown, and the reedbed now provides habitat for water rails and sedge warblers. A decision had to be made about how far apart the rails of the double track should be. Roller mills were first used for making sheets, but also were developed for rolling structural shapes such as angles and rails. According to Rolt, Stephenson managed to solve the problem caused by the weight of the engine on the primitive rails. There are also rails with trails in the USA that follow working rail tracks. Initially the rails were ground on a yearly basis or after approximately 100MGT of traffic. One offshoot of the steel industry was the production of steel railway rails. Iron rails were erected along the length of the funeral procession to hold back the crowd of around 50,000 people who lined the route. With no reported injuries from this incident, the wheels of the derailed Phoenix were remounted on the rails and the journey continued. Show More Sentences We were introduced to the little engine which was to drag us along the rails. It came off the rails as it was exiting the Bold Colliery sidings and buckled its 2 large drive wheels. This involved using wagons, pulled by a steam engine, on iron rails laid on a level roadbed. With many lathes, this operation happens on the left side of the headstock, where are no rails and therefore more clearance. Many products described as wrought iron, such as guard rails, garden furniture and gates, are actually made of mild steel. Steel rails lasted over ten times longer than did iron, and with the falling cost of steel, heavier weight rails were used. They were laid at part of the station approach where the iron rails had to be renewed at least every six months, and occasionally every three. As a recessionista, I loved rummaging through the rails in the vintage shops looking for bargains. Iron rails could also not support heavy locomotives and was damaged by hammer blow. Sudden stopping, which could be effected easily by sanding the rails and reversing the driving-gear, was dangerous, because the train might telescope and overwhelm the engine. Many of New York's most celebrated personalities hitch-hiked here, or rode the rails from wherever it was that they spent their youth dreaming ambitiously. The soap actress admits she loves every minute of looking through rails of dresses, comparing diamante studded clutchbags and browsing through boxfuls of jewellery. The original plan was to use horses to draw coal carts on metal rails, but after company director Edward Pease met Stephenson, he agreed to change the plans. A secondary factor was that the signalling technology of the time was insufficient to allow detection of two broken rails on the line on which the train was operating. Two of the four carriages of the West Anglia Great Northern train came off the rails near Welwyn Garden City, on the East Coast main line in Hertfordshire. Stephenson recommended using malleable iron rails, even though he owned a share of the patent for the alternative cast iron rails, and both types were used. Listen out for the residents such as Cetti's warblers and water rails and see overwintering wildfowl such as tufted duck, pochard, gadwall and goldeneye. Steam locomotives are nearly always fitted with sandboxes from which sand can be delivered to the rails to improve traction and braking in wet or icy weather. The only real joke in tonight's episode comes when Michael Ian Black, playing the blitheringly arrogant Phil, rails against the cynicism of reality television. Street crossings are usually laid with grooved tramway rails. Show More Sentences They all crowded up and leaned over the rails, nearly in my face, and kept still, watching with all their might. I could see them first-rate, but they couldn't see me. Niobium is used as an additive in the production of high strength, low alloy steel for products such as pipelines, car bodies, tool steels, steel hulls and rails. Mine conveyances run on the guides in a similar way to how a steel roller coaster runs on its rails, both having wheels which keep them securely in place. I reckon it's pretty astonishing that none of us did go off the rails. There really was no telling how any of us would deal with the pressures and the fame. Once a system had been devised for making malleable iron rails, around 1819, the rack and pinion motion became unnecessary, apart from later use on mountain railways. Because only a lightweight locomotive could work on cast iron rails without breaking them, the total load they were capable of hauling was very much limited. This is a snowboarder s paradise where even in summer freestyle snowboarders can enjoy the thrills of a halfpipe quarterpipe, various jumps and rails. The first rail rolling mill was established by John Birkenshaw in 1820, where he produced fish bellied wrought iron rails in lengths of 15 to 18 feet. By 23 July 1821 it had decided that the line would be a railway with edge rails, rather than a plateway, and appointed Stephenson to make a fresh survey of the line. Take the scenic route and relax in comfort as you ride the rails and enjoy splendid winter scenery across the Sierra to Reno aboard Amtrak's famous California Zephyr. Management interconnected asynchronous electric overhead crane to move the bridge without interaction wheel flanges and rails, Zaporozhye National Technical University. The first of his steel rails was sent to Derby Midland railway station. Initially he rode the rails to the Dakotas to labour in the farm fields, before heading to New York City working long hours as a dishwasher or banner bearer. Water rails have been showing well, particularly on mud upturned by recent habitat management, while the evening roost of starlings is impressive. David Leathley, defending, said with Riseborough's background of a broken home and family problems it wasn't surprising he had gone off the rails. Inside is a reception hallway with panelled doors and heavy period architraves leading off to the main rooms, original plaster cornicing and reeded dado rails. Clad in black tights, her slender, weightless figure writhes to the weird moans and rails and rattles of the atonal and a-rhythmic music of an Existentialist combo. A Mopar roof rack, featuring special Mopar logo graphics, works in concert with side rails to create a perfect transport for a kiteboard or other recreational equipment. This successfully hauled wagons but was so heavy that it broke many rails. The system of two-axis, quick-adjustable side rails is used for low-profile conveyors that allow pre-setting of two different positions for rapid changeover times. Examples from Classical Literature Those old steel rails themselves act as antennas for the broadcaster, and the rat's tail is the pickup antenna. The seat is made up of split saplings laid as shown, with the ends pared to fit the rails and bradded on. The rails themselves act as antenna for the broadcaster, and the rat's tail is the pickup antenna. Thus, brokers and bankers welcomed the recent revival of activity in the rails, following the bull market in war stocks. Bind this down tightly with a piece of burlap and tack the edges to the rails. It was a slight, because expected, surprise to see Captain campion at the altar rails. Between the rails runs a third broad and massive rail provided with teeth, which gear with a cogwheel under the locomotive. All the chairs on the footway were occupied, and the path was blocked with walkers to the rails. A tuft of groundsel had rooted itself close beside the traction rails a few paces from the waterside. The model features black body cladding along with the silver roof rails, skirting, OVRMS with turn indicators and front and rear fog lamps. And then, when he was able to use his hands, Jurgis took his bedding again and went back to his task of shifting rails. On these wooden rails was the chassis of a Ford car, and we rode in state. Twenty Sioux had fallen mortally wounded to the ground, and the wheels crushed those who fell upon the rails as if they had been worms. A mob of boys clambered on the rails, clustered round the davits. The right of way is assured, the grading is done, the rails are laid. It is used for posts, rails, boat building, cooperage and for ox-yokes. Two lines of rails, a waggon shed, and a few telegraph posts, alone diversified the outlook. The upper rails are tenoned on the sides only and beveled at the ends. The path to my fixed purpose is laid with iron rails, whereon my soul is grooved to run. The railing is also of Trex material and features black posts with coordinating Vintage Lantern rails and black, round aluminum balusters. Show More Sentences The sloe-thorn, and the furze, and the bramble choked up the rails. The sill and middle rails are scribed and stub-tenoned to the posts. That intolerable cub shuffled about so sleepily and lolled against the rails in such a slack, improper fashion that I came down on him sharply. Sourcing the car from Tottenham in southern Ontario, Caesar learned it was the last jigger to be used between Espanola and Little Current before the rails were removed. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of rails? Words that rhyme with rails What is the adjective for rails? What is the noun for rails? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words railroads railroading railroader railroaded railroad raillery railway railwayman railwaymen railways railway's railyard 5-letter Words Starting With r ra rai rail