Sentence examples for with a chug from inspiring English sources

"Ashtray Heart" began with a chug that could have appeared on a Bo Diddley record, and then proceeded through a series of sections taped together unpredictably: one centers around a loud Mellotron keyboard; another sounds like an improvised breakdown; and another sounds like a funeral march lumbering along beneath Van Vliet's granular rasping.

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.

At the point when Charlie again hits the drums emphatically, the song kicks into gear with a chugging kind of locomotive feeling that was perfect for coasting downhill in a crowd.

It is a sound no mnemonic could convey – a medley of scratchy and guttural notes with a chugging engine-like rhythm, relieved occasionally by sweeter passages, and characterised overall by a mood of nervous repetition.

Those who were in Innsbruck for Spain's Euro 2008 group matches, the moment Spain first really became "Spain" on the big stage, saw a team that basically played 4-4-2 with a chugging Brazilian strong-man in midfield in Marcos Senna.

Musically the song is influenced by 1980s pop, with a chugging groove and chorus and a background element of a ticking clock that suggests the fear of wasting time.

In a nutshell, it really represented what I loved in a tune at the time: dubbed out elements and stabs, an aggressive synth lead, with a chugging beat, and a sense of humor".

These chords are often used with a chugging rhythm to give a driving feel to punk and heavy metal songs.

Well, his movies are now drunk on that feeling – the hey-presto magic of someone digging themselves out of a corner with a deep chug of self-belief – all the time.

Distance 4.6 miles (7.5km) Classification Moderate Duration 3 hours Begins Coniston Pier OS grid reference SD307970 Walk in a nutshell You can begin or end this walk with an antique chug across Coniston Water on a restored Victorian steam gondola, then walk in wonder among the fells and woodland.

The Steamer gathered speed slowly, like a locomotive, with a distinctive chugging sound.