The transfer of the rails away from the road made great progress.

From the kitchen, where one of the shutters was open, he could hear Eunice's voice, railing away.

Somewhere inside the book's frequently hilarious flippancy there is an authentic urgency, as Mr. Palahniuk rails away at the frustrations of contemporary culture.

A temporary line of approximately 3 km length was built from the CRC's terminus onto the beach to the vessel, which was dismantled and railed away.

If individual senators voting to acquit want to get well with a disapproving portion of their constituencies, let them rise in their places and excoriate Clintonian behavior to their consciences' content, railing away into the night.

The Exile has kept up a holy racket, railing away against stupidity, corruption, and influence peddling . . . It has covered mind-numbingly complex topics like privatization in a straightforward style that's not only comprehensible but actually interesting to a reader with no background in Russian economic history and little enthusiasm for acquiring one."

Look for him to tail off while the others improve.

Tired of working your tail off just to break even?

"We had to work our tails off to win the whole thing again," he said.

He works his tail off, and that's why he's so good.

"If they give me nothing, I have to work my tail off," he said.

"They have played their tail off behind me," he said.

"He has worked his tail off for 25 or 30 years.

The team's attendance also started to tail off during this time.

But we all will be working our tails off to get this rolling.

"But in the last few months, they've tailed off and you can see the result."

He was a mess his last couple of years, and she worked her tail off to make sure no one knew it.

Business tailed off again, and the company closed down in 1852.

He works his tail off and shows the other guys how hard we have to work."

"Those guys are working their tails off trying to get us right.

Maybe somebody else saw a chance and took it His voice tailed off.

"You see those young guys out there working their tails off.

"Quite a few people worked their tails off in high tech, working 24/7 for years, and made a lot of money," he said.

Can we cut the tail off that part of the company?' "

Her words tailed off at the expression in his eyes.

We worked our tails off to get these steers together.

"But the rate of growth in expenses is expected to tail off, too."

Two years ago, just before the 9/11 terror attacks, business began to tail off, she said.

Must have worked his tail off to get here.

Her voice tailed off as, opening out the letter, he began to read.

The big man's voice tailed off, and he looked steadily down at his feet.