Sentence examples for chugged from inspiring English sources

The ferry chugged across the river, passing boats that were even more comically overloaded than ours.

Within a dozen years, 32 passenger and 75 freight trains chugged into its stations daily, and Hastings became quite a place.

IN 1985 a Chinese steamship, the Bashan, chugged down the Yangzi river, carrying an unusual cargo: ten foreign economists, including one Nobel prize-winner, and almost twice as many Chinese counterparts from the government and academia.

And branded beer is pricier than lumpy home-brew (which is probably the African market leader by volume chugged, though no one is keeping records).

But most of the people Mr Ganley waved at while we chugged about were Norwegian sailors, who do not have a vote in Ireland as far as I know.He handled a public meeting tonight pretty well, and he had the crowd really going at some points.

Top of the list, perhaps, is the motor car, which first chugged out of factories only in 1895 the same year as moving pictures were first shown.

For years the WSOP chugged along, offering significant but not huge amounts of money, little-noticed by anyone outside a small community of professional poker players.

Loan losses as a share of both personal and corporate lending have fallen sharply in recent years, as interest rates declined, house prices rose and Britain's economy chugged along, merrily creating jobs.

But if they are, it will represent the most dramatic change in car technology since Carl Benz first chugged out of his garage in 1885.

In Kindu, as the last Rwandan aircraft chugged away, the Mai-Mai, a tribal militia, came out of the bush and entered the town to a warm welcome from the locals.

WHEN the Berlin Wall came down, an army of East Germans chugged slowly westwards in smelly two-stroke cars.