Usage of "be a railing"

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Usage of be a railing in English

There was a railing round it as a protection against relic-hunters. 
 Humanly Speaking 

Beyond the landing was a railing that looked down over the hotel's main lobby. 
 Mutated 

There is a railing and a little garden in front. 
 French and Oriental Love in a Harem 

There was a railing note of tenderness in Betty's voice. 
 Poor Man's Rock 

There was a railing to keep them from falling off. 
 Rollo on the Atlantic 

There was a railing stretching across the office about midway, dividing it into two parts. 
 Chester Rand; or, The New Path to Fortune 

That fringe of woods was a railing that kept the sky from flooding over the earth. 
 Where the Blue Begins 

In front of him was a railing, behind which sat a girl at a telephone switchboard. 
 The Sheridan Road Mystery 

At least there was a railing to grasp. 
 Hush: a novel 

I am a railing alongside the torrent; whoever is able to grasp me may grasp me! 
 Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None 

Beneath the E. window is a railing which marks the former existence of a sacristy (cp. 
 Somerset 

There was a railing just inside, and beyond it five or six desks and banks of filing cabinets. 
 Man on a leash 

Then we went to the Quartier des Invalides, where there was a railing on a garden, the Rue Plumet. 
 Les Misérables 

There was a railing running round the building, and at the rear end there was what appeared to be a statue. 
 Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) 

There was a railing around and no one could crowd upon him, but a number spoke to him and shook hands. 
 A Little Girl in Old New York 

If they had a middle row, there was a railing dividing mens' seats from the womens' seats on the very same benches. 
 Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States... 

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Meanings of be a railing in English