Railings in a sentence

A 40-year-old Honolulu condominium can show its age in many ways: brittle, leaking pipes; cracks in its concrete walls and decks; rusted rebar; and corroded railings and window frames.

A front kick knocks Morris over the railings and into the crowd, before we finally got going in the ring… with Morris booting and dropkicking Kaven back outside.

Balconies are rarely on the ground floor, so safety is of paramount importance — it will need to meet building codes and safety regulations regarding the materials used, height of the railings and general structure to prevent accidents.

By September, I was finding similar chrysalises all over the deck, hanging from railings and planters.

Glass railings along the porch let in more light; the terraced flower boxes and edged-in front lawn make for low-maintenance gardening; and the new stone walkway completes the statement.

One such case occurred in May 1891, when Charles Stewart Parnell stepped out onto the balcony railings of a second storey window of the Cruise’s Royal Hotel.

Railings made of wood and rusting iron that were part of what used to be two parallel tracks lie partially uncovered in sandy soil, and there also are wood pilings that are still standing.

The new structure will have improved pedestrian safety railings and will no longer be weight restricted, according to DOT.

There was no sign yet of air conditioning units being installed, or of railings on balconies.

We are in phase one which is to make the building wind and watertight and undertake essential stone works repairs, as well as the preservation of ornate stones and other original features such as the weathervanes, gutters, doors, railings, and gates.

As a result, when goes outside she has to bring oven mitts with her in case she is forced to touch metal railings, since the metal will burn her hands.

A second collision then dented the ship and damaged its railings, he added.

He tried to run down one the attackers but missed and crashed into railings leading to the fatal confrontation in the road.

Ignore a path on the right and go through another set of railings to a junction of paths (0.32 miles).

I grew up in north London: all concrete and cars, and fumes and arcades, and long black railings and grey school playgrounds, and rising tower blocks and rushing roads.

In addition, repairs to broken windows and iron railings to the exterior of the building were proposed.

Opponents have raised concerns including the impact on the Grade I listed Royal Pavilion, railings enclosing the site and the potential loss of seating areas by the Pavilion Gardens café.

Police evidence confirmed that the emergency services were called to the A30 near Tedburn St Mary following reports a woman had been seen on the wrong side of bridge railings and jumped off and fell into the path of an oncoming lorry.

Security railings in the southwest entrance to the stadium were bent over as thousands of people, including crying children, pushed against them.

The 70-year-old punched her face several times, kicked her and forced her into railings.