Sentence examples for steaming along from inspiring English sources

You don't expect suddenly to lose all power when you're steaming along normally".

MAYBE, if you are a Titanic-themed musteamingalong along toward the outsize centennial of the ship's sinking, size does matter.

"But most of it happened this winter and spring," said Lawrence Sicular, the Brown Harris Stevens statistician, who emphasized that the real estate market -- especially for these top-end properties -- is still steaming along, although not skyrocketing the way it was earlier in the year.

The economy is steaming along, and the Federal Reserve seems as though it is not willing to save the market.

Ships steaming along maritime corridors in convoys are safer than they were.

Steaming along on the twin engines of intellect and humor (and what engines — horsepower through the roof), the novels transport us or run us over or both.

The bus steamed along, periodically disgorging passengers to stumble through people's happy homes.

Jet fighters flew patrols over New York and Washington today and warships steamed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts in case they were needed to protect major cities and landmarks from another wave of suicide attacks, military officials said.

The conversation steamed along from there, delving into the sort of damaging family history that most of Ireland's "fretful, conscious citizenry," as O'Faolain once described it, didn't talk about but longed to hear discussed.

Thus far this year the S&P general merchandise retail index is off 25%, a far cry from the two previous years when the index doubled as the economy steamed along.

The tune is upfront, but held together by a minimalist ethos, and it steams along with a measured sense of confidence as various samples drop in and out of the mix.