ride the rails

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic)Totravelbyrailway train,trolley, etc.1935May 13, “Gas Man's Trial”, inTime:He had bummed his way around the Westriding the rails.1956December 19, Phyllis Battelle, “Poor Commuter's Life Not So Dreadful After All”, inSt. Petersburg Times, retrieved11 May 2009:Many of New York's most celebrated personalities hitch-hiked here, orrode the railsfrom wherever it was that they spent their youth dreaming ambitiously.2004April 4, Susan Stellin, “J.F.K. by AirTrain: Bag the Bus”, inNew York Times, retrieved11 May 2009:There are a number of variables in the trip from Manhattan that you should weigh when deciding whether toride the rails($7 to $12), hop a bus ($13) or spring for a taxi (roughly $45, with toll and tip).

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