Meanings
In working order, functioning properly.
In a train or on trains.
Racing toward the inside, near the fence that bounds the track.
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see on, rail.
Example Sentences
1
With the new project manager in place, the project is finally back on the rails.
2
After a few setbacks, the company managed to get back on the rails and achieve its financial targets.
3
The team had a rough start, but now they are on the rails and working smoothly together.
4
The government's economic policies have helped to put the country's economy back on the rails.
5
Once the repairs are complete, the train service will be back on the rails.
