Sentence examples for chug into from inspiring English sources

Jetskis chug into the Med, past the clothes-wearing "textiles" (in naturist parlance) grinning and waving on the opposite bank.

Things started to chug into action at one of the first events I attended: Lindsey Fraser in conversation with Malorie Blackman, the new children's laureate.

The chug into Blackpool is as bizarre as Funland, the darkly hilarious telly drama set among its mauve nylon sheets and tawdry B&Bs.

Train cars filled with slaughtered cattle would chug into the adjoining railyard, where workers would hoist the carcasses onto hooks that glided into the buildings.

The container ships still chug into Gothenburg's blustery port (the biggest in Scandinavia) but are now joined by cruise liners full of tourists – 73 of them docked in 2014, compared with just nine in 2000.

Headway on Approvals By last May, the bureaucratic machinery in Cincinnati had finally begun to chug into motion: after issuing no approvals for months to any organization that had been flagged for special scrutiny because of political activity, the I.R.S. issued a handful that month and then nearly 40 in June, many of them to Tea Party groups, according to public agency records.

ONE hundred years ago, the steamship Portland chugged into Seattle with a ton of gold aboard.

Ms. Urbina chugged into the firehouse to reunite with her daughter.

Galarraga chugs into third with his first triple of the season.

A train chugs into a station, and the audience screams in terror and ducks under the seats.

By David Denby A train chugs into a station, and the audience screams in terror and ducks under the seats.