chug

In reality, the campaign has been chugging along for nearly a year.

The economy is chugging along at around a 3 percent rate.

The economy has chugged along at an average of 12 percent growth over the last five years.

"We've just got to keep chugging along until we get it done."

The train chugged on through the night and then came to a stop.

We chugged along at a good clip for about two hours.

The chief cook chugged back to her position in the class.

Part of us wanted to believe he could chug on forever.

"Things seem to be chugging along pretty well," he said.

You'll just have to put up with the printer chugging away.

Said she was way out of orbit, and chugging them back.

He chugged down the settlement road and knew what would happen next.

But the Yankees, the little team that could, are chugging along.

He chugged the rest of the mug, set it down.

When it chugged by, he was nowhere to be seen.

The train chugged out of the station five minutes late.

The little car chugged up the hill and out of sight.

I opened another can of beer and chugged about half.

There was no way of knowing except to keep on chugging.

Within a few seconds he was up and chugging for the tree line.

The oil furnace chugged along all day and night as well.

By now the rest of the heavy patrol had chugged into view.

The train chugged along through the night, making stops every now and then.

That was enough for Murray to chug home and make it 7-6.

He did not hear the motor boat begin to chug.