Sentence examples for will chug from inspiring English sources
The first home run at Enron will be celebrated by an oversized replica of an old train that will chug along the wall in left field.
Blue-chip stocks edged higher yesterday after data on productivity offered hope that the economy will chug ahead, but technology shares slipped back on worries about the semiconductor sector.
After leaving the station, the Africa Express will chug north through Middlesbrough to Glasgow, down past Manchester to Cardiff, and then to Bristol, before returning to London for a concert on 8 September.
The International Energy Agency has previously cautioned that the world's 2C target for global warming could be scuppered by the construction today of high-emitting factories, power plants and infrastructure that will chug out carbon for decades to come.
One might be tempted to suggest that this will be useful for artists, but Photoshop and other media-heavy programs will chug on that Atom N270.
Hardened parents will chug it cold, or chew straight up coffee grounds; they're desperate.
Running twice a day between Edinburgh and Tweedbank and back every Sunday until 25 September (and stopping at Galashiels along the way), you'll chug through beautiful scenery on the historic Royal Scot locomotive, with optional extras such as a three-course lunch or a tour of Sir Walter Scott's house.
And Less Product Placement, Please Was all that money from Texas (see #5) not enough to fund Season 9? Because if I hear one more person reference their Toyota Venza by name, I'll chug as much Don Julio tequila as Padma did last week and slip into TV coma, entombed in Glad wrap, sponsored by Whole Foods.
Agile and forgiving on pavement — a trait especially appreciated on poorly maintained rural roads — it will also chug up the highest mountain trails, ford any stream, follow any rainbow — oh wait, that's a show tune, isn't it?
Mr Marchionne, for all his denials, has been unable entirely to quell speculation that Fiat might sell Alfa-Romeo, as it has contemplated doing before.The merged Fiat-Chrysler will probably chug along, neither attaining the dominant scale of a VW or Toyota nor the profitability of smaller carmakers like BMW and Jaguar Land Rover.
In the lead-up to a crash housing assessments will likely chug upward like the slow ascent of a roller coaster, then fall as sellers try to offload their homes before the values become too low to make a profit.
