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- noun plural of
railing - noun
British for railing
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Examples
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And planting flowers in the boxes that hang on the front railings is always such a joy too!
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I know not being able to leap over bushes and railings is tough for you. * g*
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But walking along the South Rim, we soon discovered the railings were a rarity.
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Within the railings is a flower-garden of respectable dahlias and chrysanthemums, where a man is sweeping the leaves from the grass.
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Mounted in front of them on the railings were a dozen telescopes, each with a different resolution, through which the three of them could see the familiar ladders and stairways, resembling three ribs of an umbrella, that took thirty thousand steps to descend (or ascend) to the Central Plain of Rama.
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In the ancient villages, where the lodges were crowded together, the railings were always present.
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Inside the railings was a broad belt of shrubs bordered by a gravel path.
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Within the railings is a flower-garden of respectable dahlias and chrysanthemums, where a man is sweeping the leaves from the grass.
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There is NO WAY you can "Fall off" a cruise ship unless you are climbing on or over the railings, which is plain stupid.
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There is no view of the ocean because behind the railings is a high steel wall.
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