Sentence examples for a chug from inspiring English sources

Aye, the old boy liked a chug.

"All screenwriters think their babies are beautiful," he said, taking a chug of Diet Dr Pepper followed by a gulp of Diet Coke and a drag on a Camel.

There is even a moment of what sounds like heavy metal in the entirely hysterical "Greenway," which opens with an irrelevant little piano figure and then drops into a chug that could be an amateur version of Metallica.

Not only do they live through storms of hurricane-force winds in temperatures as low as -70 degrees Celsius, but also they are thought to enter a sleep-like state for much of their winter, their metabolism slowing to a chug so that they can survive the cold months.One of the world's largest breeding grounds of these penguins is just 20km from Halley.

"Ashtray Heart" began with a chug that could have appeared on a Bo Diddley record, and then proceeded through a series of sections taped together unpredictably: one centers around a loud Mellotron keyboard; another sounds like an improvised breakdown; and another sounds like a funeral march lumbering along beneath Van Vliet's granular rasping.

Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O And on that farm he had Jack Daniels, E-I-E-I-O With a chug, chug here, and a chug, chug there, Here a chug, there a chug, everywhere a chug, chug Old MacDonald had a farm -- that was foreclosed.

The recurring female choirs, well-worn chord progressions and chug-a-chug electric guitar recall a one-man interpretation of Coldplay or a less raw Damien Rice.

And then, as the chug-a-chug of the churning water combines with the guitar, recorder and keyboard strains of the multitude of outdoor performers, take a sip of something cold, enjoy a momentary breeze and you'll forget that Baltimore in the summer can sometimes be too darn hot and humid.

Getting ready to zoom, glide, slide, swat, trundle and chug-a-chug-a onto their neighborhood screens this summer is a particularly vexing collection of movies, buttressed by colossal ad campaigns, marketing deals, tie-ins, link-ups, crossover and franchising strategies.

The chug-a-chug-a-chug and twang of an Angelo Badalamenti guitar instrumental – appropriately named "Americana" – soundtracks the scene.

The chug-a-chug-a-chug and twang of an Angelo Badalamenti guitar instrumental appropriately named "Americana"—soundtracks the scene.