Railed in a sentence

Actress Kerry Washington railed against Adweek in 2016, after she posed for its cover and felt she was overly edited by the publication.

Bamieh and Alnaji railed against the bond increase and requested the bail be lowered down to the standard rate.

Before the vote, a surreal Republican-against-Republican debate played out on the House floor as members of the hard-right railed against their own Speaker and verbally sparred with Mr. McCarthy’s defenders.

But residents living in nearby high-rise block Arlington House have railed against the recent proposal, amid fears it would "cripple their quality of life".

Critics railed against the CNN guest on social media, blasting his “incorrect” history of Jesus Christ.

Donald Trump railed against the Manhattan DA and the judge as he gave a primetime TV address on Tuesday night.

During a floor speech on Wednesday, Boebert railed against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives after the agency said it will require gun owners to register weapons with pistol braces.

Fico has also railed against the country’s liberal president, Zuzana Caputova, who sued him last month for spreading lies about her.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has railed against the Partygate report’s findings.

French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly railed against the limit on presidential terms preventing him from running for re-election in 2027 as “disastrous bullshit” as his centrist globalist bloc continues to struggle to find a successor to his reign.

It was interesting because of his intimation that black men fighting perpetuates a negative stereotype about them (one that he has railed against for a long time in his comedy sketches).

Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, railed on Twitter about the horrifying prospect of a competition dominated by a few big clubs.

Lie No. 2: Minutes after releasing the indictment on Aug. 1, Smith railed against the violence at the Capitol as “an unprecedented assault on the seat of American democracy,” implying that he was holding Trump accountable for it.

Mr. Trump had repeatedly railed against the sergeant, calling him a traitor and suggesting that he be executed.

No one railed about animal rights, or guilted me into eating plant based.

Republicans railed against the bill to the point that it ran up against death-by-deadlines, and Democrats threatened to invoke rules seldom used in the Senate — but commonplace in the House — to ensure its passage.

Russian President Vladimir Putin railed against the West Tuesday in a long-delayed state-of-the-nation address that shed light on how the Kremlin sees its bogged-down war in Ukraine.

Trump had repeatedly railed about the Russia probe, blasting it as a 'witch hunt' over the years.

While Musk has railed against progressive policies, what prompted his attack on Soros wasn’t clear.

You do bastard journalism that doesn’t help at all,” Bolsonaro railed.