"Chug chug" went his car.
Puff, puff, chug, chug, went the Little Blue Engine.
Chug! Chug!" Miss the green, and you're a deaf man walking.
"Ugh, you get the pain and then you start moving a little bit and then you get used to it, like an engine getting going — chug, chug, chug," he said.
Making myself a cup of coffee about 2 30, I heard a familiar sound -- the chug chug of the school bus climbing the hill to our corner, the driver hitting the gas pedal a little harder, to make it to the top, where the junior high bus has always stopped.
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.
(1) He brought an ice-luge to dinner and made you do several soco and lime shots while rythmically chanting "chug chug chug" over and over again.
They also reportedly broke out in chants of "chug, chug, chug!" and the phrase Kavanaugh repeated during his Senate Judiciary testimony last week: "I like beer".
The vision is at once voluptuous and overwhelming, especially at the moment when you realize that it is impossible to put the burrito down without risking the chance of all that cheese draining out onto the table, which may impel you to consume more than may be seemly – chug, chug, chug – before you finally lower the spent stub.
Passing through 13 stations with good old-fashioned chug-chugs and toot-toots, plenty of tourists on the platforms were left bemused as they were dowsed in smoke – indeed, Transport for London commissioner Peter Hendy confided to The Independent that they had needed to override the smoke alarms on the route.
