He soon went back on the road, eventually riding the rails to California.

I was tired of riding the rails all the time.

But if you’re wondering whether riding the rails might at times be the better way to go, read on.

Well, sir, I'm afraid we got to ask you how come you're riding the rails into our little city?

Great train journeys - riding the rails around the world.

Statistics show that riding the rails is safer than travel by road.

A punishment similar to this called "riding the rail" was used during the American colonial period and later.

In order to return home, he became a hobo, riding the rails back across Canada.

In 2006, only half the number of commuters predicted 10 years earlier were riding the rails.

After three months riding the rails, they considered themselves rather jaded travelers.

During and after the Depression, her home was known as a welcoming stop for desperate men riding the rails.

This type of a hit is referred to as "riding the rail" among spinners.

Many young men "tramped" back and forth across the country, riding the rails in search of work.

Coming soon, Amtrak Joe may be riding the rails once again.

One passenger told the Sun he had “no idea” the Queen was riding the rails.

I'd avoid travel of every stripe on these days if I could, including flying, driving and riding the rails.

Riding the Rails The opportunities to do so are surprisingly vast.

"Riding the Rails," a 1997 documentary, put a new spin on the romantic vision of that time.

While riding the rails does offer the freedom to phone, dropped calls are a big fear for many passengers, especially salespeople doing business.

More recently, filmmakers have documented the experience of riding the rails across the country’s varied terrain.

Riding the rails with a bike is simple.

They were chasing a ragged white man who'd been riding the rails and was either switching trains or getting off for good.

Because of political opposition to local landfills, most Northeastern states' trash will probably be riding the rails for a long time to come.

It posts train schedules to promote riding the rails.

By the time he was fourteen, he was riding the rails, looking for work.

The 15% of immigrants living here and mostly contributing should be run out on a rail and their businesses stolen.

Apparently, the new standard for success as governor is making it through your term without getting run out on a rail or taken out in handcuffs.

Adams must have been too preoccupied to notice that his old colleague had essentially been run out on a rail from his last two jobs.

"Half of you come from places so small that if you made people declare their party every time they walked through the door," the President added, "you would be run out on a rail within a week."

Either this bill dies and Obama turns to the center or you and he will both be run out on a rail in 2011. How does it feel to be such a Traitor to America?

And they are also equally afraid of ticking off their bosses, who know good and well that openly allowing young women to sell their bodies in their establishments is a sure-fire way to lose their licenses, catch a fine and get run out on a rail.