He once chugged a gallon of milk in 10 seconds.
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But I suppose I'm glad his future chugged on, unabated.
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They chugged pitchers of beer to choke down the muck.
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The train chugged along, giving Chu snapshots of everyday life.
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I woke up and immediately chugged two shots of Nespresso.
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Must have been all that water I chugged before bed.
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His slider and changeup chugged along in the low 80s.
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He chugged a whole bottle of water as he walked.
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The train chugged into her destination station precisely on time.
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It chugged up a ramp, and toward a team bus.
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Toy cars chugged through brown farmlands along black ribbons of road.
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Once I finally got on, we chugged away with no problem.
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That night, before walking onstage, Laura did cocaine and chugged champagne.
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What's more, the conversation finally flowed after that one chugged cocktail.
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He sniffed two quick lines off the mirror and chugged his beer.
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"Justice League" chugged along, with a five-day total of $63 million.
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Those were the days of chugging a beer while the train chugged along.
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She chugged smoothly past other fatigued runners and finished in 4:29:20.
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Maybe you've even chugged some yourself to help keep things in the clear.
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"Oh traveling is absolutely everything," she went on as the car chugged along.
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As the train chugged farther into the valley, the towns looked increasingly forlorn.
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As the train chugged loudly along through the desert, it didn't feel real.
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I chugged the rest of the McDonald's coffee and refilled it from the samovar.
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I needed answers, though, so I took three anticipatory Tums and chugged another can.
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In the 1980s, arcade games chugged quarters as players tried to reach new levels.
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Quarterly GDP growth has chugged along at mostly around 2 percent since late 2014.
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I went home and chugged three glasses of water as though that would help.
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While Rick chugged Red Bulls, the Riddler typed yet another unsuccessful opening gambit on Tinder.
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Gabby DiMarco caught the foul ball in her beer cup and then chugged the drink.
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LinkedIn, a Silicon Valley start-up, chugged along for years before going public in 246.
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Her top Republican target was Mr. Burr, whose Senate committee's Russia investigation had chugged along.
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Slowly, the Alan Kurdi chugged east, rudder shaft whining, the engine beating a steady thrum.
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Last year, U.S. consumers chugged down over 3.8 billion gallons of tea, the association said.
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But that process chugged along quietly until after the school shooting last month in Parkland, Florida.
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"Mold is back, double check your 2.0 before chugged," a Redditor advises when the question arises.
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I chugged coffee and popped NoDoz (caffeine pills) daily, sometimes up to five tablets a day.
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Maybe it was my frustration with a frame rate that often chugged and left me hanging.
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One warm morning in late May, the mail boat chugged out to meet the Rt. Hon.
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Now, having chugged the Kool-Aid, I am slashing my spending and rethinking my bourgeois ways.
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Gupta said Yulu's partnership with Uber has chugged along smoothly and they may extend it soon.
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On the Alan Kurdi, the engine chugged on, steady and determined, racing slowly toward our goal.
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The pavement was covered with a skin of snow; we chugged over it with total confidence.
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She quickly tells me that she doesn't know anyone who has vodka eyeballed or butt chugged.
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As the vessel chugged across the Mediterranean in July, a feud erupted among the country's sectarian leaders.
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As always, we kicked off with three rounds: After that we chugged through a mountain of news.
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I'm already drunk off the glass of wine I chugged, so we order a ton of food!
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It made my skin look dewy, but not greasy, like I'd just chugged a gallon of H2O.
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People funneled beer, chugged liquor, smashed pizza into other people's faces, and then went out to play.
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Unfazed, some chugged Coca-Cola and discussed the forthcoming game, while others struggled to light the grill.
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There were train-watchers scattered all along the route who waved at us as we chugged by.
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Behind the all-brick buildings, a train sounded its lonesomeness, and Union Pacific freight cars chugged west.
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As predicted, a particularly pleasing brand of chaos set in after the fifth chugged glass of wine.
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Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" chugged along in third place, generating roughly $10 million in ticket sales.
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Children's Books In 24, the Little Engine That Could chugged up a hill to test his metal.
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During the nonstop show, the group chugged along through a 20-song set that centered on the hits.
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The plant chugged on for more than half a century, producing its final trickles of power last year.
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But even with those expectations, the tumult seemed unusually apparent as the White House chugged back to work.
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He hit another one Friday but was even more pleased how his first baseman chugged around the bases.
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She started her own blog, which was more informative, though she still often chugged straight from the bottle.
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Job creation chugged along in October, while the unemployment rate of 3.6% hovered near a 50-year low.
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The 0003 Mustang and 2005 BMW X3 I'd owned before had chugged gas, and I wanted a change.
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The Pack chugged along until 1931, when a fan fell from the stands during a game against Brooklyn.
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In America, alas, paracetamol is still sold loose in bottles, so 50 pills can be chugged in one go.
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Daryl Royal Riedel chugged a beer after being pulled over by police on suspicion of drunk driving, police said.
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Daryl Royal Riedel, 48, allegedly raised a can of Busch beer and chugged the suds after being pulled over.
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As the man — wearing a The North Side t-shirt — chugged the remainder of his beer, fans cheered wildly.
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As the economy has chugged along, so have retail sales, which last year capped their strongest year since 2014.
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Global growth (at market exchange rates) chugged along at 2.9%, below the 3% that was once considered just average.
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Ahead of them Norm Powell chugged champagne and Danny Green showed off his massive mohawk and smoked a cigar.
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She didn't skip and beat and chugged her entire glass of red wine while her fiancé, Joe Jonas, watched.
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Taxi-boats chugged up and down the waterway, and bigger commercial boats rose mid-river like large nautical tombs.
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Packed buses chugged up and down the roads around Puri, a coastal town that was predicted to get walloped.
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The Champagne flutes have been clinked, the numerous vision-related puns made, and the post-NYE Gatorade dutifully chugged.
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His support crew — a friend driving Dunbar's van — ran out of water, so Dunbar chugged a Budweiser, then another.
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But as the franchise chugged along into it's second installment, directed by Elizabeth Banks, the novelty started to wear off.
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Leaning on our decrepit tour van, we chugged beer and got to know one another talking about music, fashion, whatever.
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As the Industrial Revolution chugged on, workers flocked to England's growing cities, living in slums and working for paltry wages.
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A few hours before we were set to meet, I chugged a can of pineapple juice and got heartburn instantly.
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The rapper Post Malone chugged Bud Light nightly from sneakers thrown onstage by fans throughout his Australian tour this month.
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But luckily, we got up early (the middle of the night in New York!), chugged coffee, ate sausage rolls (British
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Maybe it was the copious quantities of NyQuil I had chugged to drown a cold around the time we conceived.
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Its slow crawl For much of its 9½ days as a hurricane, Matthew chugged along slowly -- between 3 and 14 mph.
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Over the last five years, emerging markets have chugged upward, with MSCI's conventional index gaining an annualized average of 4.99 percent.
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Rita Ora wore leather, Kendall Jenner chugged raw eggs -- but Gigi decided to just keep things au naturel for her shoot.
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Boston fans let the beers fly through the air at the team's World Series parade ... and players caught and CHUGGED them.
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Molson makes a terrifically drinkable—if generic—lager with a profile that definitely befits its being chugged as a mild punishment.
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Disney and Comcast have enjoyed considerable success doing this through their parks businesses, which have chugged along as reliable profit engines.
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Then, after stopping in town for a snack — fresh coconut water, chugged from the shell — we ambled back along the beach.
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"New Girl" has amiably chugged along, hitting a few divots along the way but never sliding too far or permanently downhill.
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"Despicable Me 3" (Universal) chugged away in third place, collecting $18.9 million for a three-week total of about $188 million.
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"You still have to do this here," he said, as the milking machine chugged like a heartbeat over his soft voice.
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However, while SaaS has chugged along admirably, Zuora has seen its share price fall by more than half in recent quarters.
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"Now I see why my character would do that," Ms. Ortiz said, having bounced back down to earth and chugged some water.
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The actor gamely took the boot in his hand and chugged its contents as champers spilled down the front of his shirt.
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"The Revenant" (Fox) chugged away in third place, taking in about $7.1 million, for an eight-week total of about $149.7 million.
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His first company was Run Wilder, where the main product was Ozgood, a brown puppet who chugged beer, scarfed hamburgers, and vomited.
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Technology-oriented attorney networks like Rimon and rent-a-lawyer services including De Novo Legal have chugged along on lower-end business.
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Meanwhile, Toomey has chugged along, with allies hinting at another monster fundraising quarter to add to the $8.6 million he already banked.
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While the jobs market chugged along at a good clip, average hourly pay fell a penny in December, to $25.24 an hour.
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"Icing" is a game in which a bottle of Smirnoff Ice is hidden, and when found, must be chugged while kneeling on ground.
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And I'd just chugged a cup of coffee, which can temporarily raise a person's blood pressure, so that was probably working against me.
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During the ovation, when the eight composers in attendance joined Ms. Koh onstage, she grabbed a beer from Mr. Bermel and chugged it.
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A 1991 government report estimated that 35 percent of all coolers sold in the US were chugged by high school juniors and seniors.
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A survey due later from the United States is expected to suggest factories chugged along at a slightly more modest, but still solid, pace.
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"Icing" is a game in which a bottle of Smirnoff Ice is hidden, and when found, must be chugged while kneeling on the ground.
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After successfully catching the foul ball hit by first baseman Anthony Rizzo, the man removed his hat, saluted the stadium, and chugged the beer.
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Two middle-age lesbians next to me in the security line chugged their canned cocktails, lest they be found and removed from their backpacks.
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The relatively flat farmland became less flat, and the rolling hills less rolling and more jagged, as we chugged along into Croatia from Serbia.
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The holdover "Peter Rabbit" (Sony) chugged away in third place, selling about $12.5 million in tickets, for a three-week total of $71.3 million.
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The Star Ferry chugged us across the harbor, cheap as ever, offering amazing views of the bristling forest of high-rises scaling Victoria Island.
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But before he could cast it, a barge loaded with pyramids of logs chugged past, causing the dolphins to dive and scattering the fish.
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While the market chugged along in the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, some stocks did better than others in the 10-year period.
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When its only aircraft carrier recently chugged into the Mediterranean, European spectators were shocked to see it billowing black smoke -- like a dilapidated steam engine.
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Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner (also known as Sansa Stark) dabbed then chugged a glass of red wine at a Rangers game Tuesday night.
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The next year, Mr. Beall went off to college in Swarthmore, Pa., creating a long-distance relationship that chugged along with some help from Amtrak.
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Albers then went to third on a wild pitch by Logan Verrett (20063-22006) and chugged home on Jose Abreu's sacrifice fly to center field.
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It had chugged along from 215 to 22018, almost exclusively on the popularity of The Howard Stern Show, which had aired for that same period.
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By the time he retrieved it and fired toward home, Hicks and Stanton had scored, Voit had chugged into third, and it was 5-0.
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It seems like retail chugged along and they did it through constant promotionality which is like a payday loan, it comes back to haunt you.
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One summer day off the coast of Iceland, on a calm sea, a whaling crew towing freshly killed fin whales chugged past a tourist boat.
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Neither did we ... until Wednesday night -- when the L.A. Rams running back chugged beers and bro'd down with Dodgers stars at the L.A. Kings game!!!
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A high-stakes "Fast and Furious" spinoff, "Hobbs & Shaw," has chugged away in theaters since arriving in early August, taking in roughly $700 million worldwide.
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"The Boss Baby" (20th Century Fox) chugged away in third place, collecting about $6.2 million, for a six-week total of $156.7 million ($434.9 million).
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The linchpin for all of it was that inflation also would hold steady as the Goldilocks economy — not too hot, not too cold — chugged along.
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He chugged along for the following decade, reaching $4.4 billion in 2007, gradually rising to $18.4 billion by 2012, ranking him 26th on the list.
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DreamWorks Animation's "Kung Fu Panda 3" (Fox) chugged away in second place, taking in an estimated $12.5 million, for a four-week total of $117.1 million.
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PADDLE steamers once chugged up and down the Darling, the main tributary of the Murray river, ferrying wool from remote farms to the port of Adelaide.
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I swore off indoor cycling for years until I took a SoulCycle class with an instructor who resonated with me and chugged the organic Kool Aid.
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A dreamy, jazz-inflected set of deep disco-house rollers, it chugged and churned in the most elegant way imaginable, and he's never looked back since.
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When that still failed to make me feel more than a bit groggy, I went for the nuclear option and chugged a whole tincture of oil.
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Of course, the season's largest conflict thus far, Champagne-gate, got a nod from Aidy Bryant, who chugged (and spilled) some champagne in imitation of Kelsey.
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For the weekend, "Dunkirk" (Warner) chugged away in second place, taking in about $11.4 million, for a four-week total of $153.7 million, according to comScore.
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Slowly, our train chugged out of the station, swaying as the lights of Paris gave way to the suburbs and finally the darkened fields and woods.
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They wasted countless hours trying to reach inbox zero, scrolled endlessly through social media status updates and chugged coffee as they struggled to accomplish their goals.
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When this drink is made properly and chugged quickly you should feel a swirl of warm and cool then sweet in your mouth, hence the name Undertow.
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John Major spent most of his six years in office in the 1990s fighting assassination attempts by his own backbenchers, yet the ship of state chugged on.
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Wiener-eating champ Joey Chestnut chugged beer and slammed some dude through a table Sunday ... officially becoming a new member of #BillsMafia -- and the video is epic.
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So once he topped it off, he lifted the Cup to my lips and I chugged that room temperature tap water as it dripped down my shirt.
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As it chugged into a forested area of northeastern India on Saturday night, a group of villagers waved their flashlights frantically, urging the driver to slow down.
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ABC, which Disney owns, was also down, although less than its broadcast network competitors, as reality shows like "Dancing With the Stars" and "The Bachelor" chugged along.
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ITEQ chugged along in its first year of full operations, 2016, but with an annual return of under 4 percent, it attracted no more than $5 million.
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The arena's cameras introduced Bakhtiari in the crowd, who proceeded to effortlessly chugged two beers so easily that they might as well have been fresh, mountain spring water.
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Regardless, the shoey went mainstream—at least in Australia —when Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo chugged champagne from his shoe after winning the German Grand Prix last summer.
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There was some fake tongue action -- and very REAL beer drinking ... including a moment where the Jo-Bros linked arms, chugged and then busted out the FLOSS dance!
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On third-and-16 from their own 19-yard line, Browning hit tight end Hunter Bryant on a crossing route, and Bryant chugged 113 yards down the sideline.
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The Patriots' defense and special teams did the rest of the hard work, as New England chugged along to a 21-0 victory and improved to 3-0.
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We chugged those bottles all by ourselves and ended up getting our thrills from shooting raw eggs into each others mouths at a 24-7 soondubu jjigae shop.
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As soon as the court decided this, he declared "Slobodan Praljak is not a war criminal," chugged a tiny bottle of poison, died, and became an immortal meme.
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Oil prices are only up about 37% in that time after a massive drop between late 2014 and early 2016, as the economy chugged along while equities surged.
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We told you about the Shanghai woman who, rather than hand over her Rémy Martin XO Excellence to airport security at Beijing's Airport, instead chugged the entire bottle.
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A female football player ran into the stands and chugged a beer with her mom after a Legends Football League game last Saturday night ... and the video is AWESOME!!!
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After his win Pagenaud chugged from a bottle of milk -- a tradition that dates to driver Louis Meyer, who drank buttermilk after winning the race twice in the 1930s.
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She chugged almond milk, but that eventually loses its charm and she moves on to just holding her hand over her mouth like the plague is in the air.
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Golf superstar Jordan Spieth brought his 2017 British Open trophy to Dallas Tuesday night -- where he filled it with booze and chugged it onstage at the Randy Rogers concert!!!
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A study published in the journal Obesity found that overweight adults who chugged back 17 oz of water half an hour before eating for 12 weeks lost 3 lbs.
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Like so many metal bands in the 90s, Anthrax struggled to remain relevant during the alternative age, but despite experiencing some of their biggest creative lows, they chugged on.
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In a familiar drill, a court official would hustle spectators aside to fetch a generator and lug it into a hallway, where it chugged until the session was over.
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"Occasionally it might be a good idea to be honest about American foreign policy," Sanders said, as a round on his left-wing, anti-imperialist foreign policy chugged along.
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As Dorian chugged northeast away from the Carolinas, many said they were happy to replace blow-away roof shingles and ruined furniture and carry on until the Next One.
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Still, when they later chugged another can of beer each and waited, they found that they didn't turn red, and Cai said he didn't get the headache he expected either.
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His son Michael, a five-times winner of the Indy 500 as a team owner, tried 16 times as a driver but never chugged from the winner's quart of milk.
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The singer participated in the show's "day drinking" segment where the duo took back shots, chugged beers, and popped bottles of champagne — all while playing a series of drinking games.
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For about 40 agonizing seconds, he chugged along at a remarkably good pace, considering he was wearing shoes with rigid carbon fiber soles and heading up a steep mountain road.
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Viewers could choose to look at the photographs on foot, or to view them while riding a miniature train, scrawled with graffiti, that chugged around a track in the gallery.
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Earlier at the sprawling cave mouth, lines of frogmen and soldiers with flashlights could be seen emerging from the darkness, as generators chugged and pumped water out through plastic pipes.
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Excavators chugged in, powered by money from the federal government, and the property of black folks, renters and owners alike, was seized in a 20-block purging of the poor.
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I got there early, chugged a ginger ale, and hustled past a buffet of expensive-looking sushi to get a seat in the front row of the garage-like event space.
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These balls, essentially social gatherings for the 'youth' set in the outback, tend to culminate in alcohol being chugged from boots and doing it like they do on the discovery channel.
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The pit stops at game-less bars had put me behind schedule so, after a few minutes of watching, I chugged the rest of my beer—also manly—and took off.
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It then chugged steadily along on the power of solid midlist titles like Scott Westerfeld's 2005 Uglies, and ultimately exploded into popularity in 2008 with the publication of The Hunger Games.
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And might I share this photo of myself after nearly two years of regular CrossFit and weightlifting sessions — during which I regularly chugged protein shakes and ate crazy amounts of meat?
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Some songs pass you by, some hook you for days, and some light a fire so fierce in the pit of your stomach it feels like you've chugged molten orange juice.
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There was little other action on the Senate floor as the hours passed, even as the Assembly chugged along with various minor bills and a vague sense of c'est la vie.
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He could be capable of even more against a Titans defense that seemed to wear down as the season chugged along, finishing in the middle of the pack in most rankings.
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In part thanks to Spain taking Germany-inspired austerity medicine and dealing with its banking crisis earlier than many European peers, company investments have chugged along since an inconclusive December ballot.
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Matt Duffy grounded a double inside third base with one out in the bottom of the sixth, and Avisail Garcia chugged all the way from first to make it 3-0.
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The supporters chugged beer and sang pro-Trump football chants, waved U.K. and U.S. flags and threw back counter-slogans at the glowering protesters who accused them of being fascists and Nazis.
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Taylor Lewan and a bunch of his fellow linemen (along with QB Marcus Mariota) -- were sitting in a VIP section at the game when Taylor busted out the fish and chugged away.
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HELSINKI, Finland — A small electric bus chugged along at a slow but steady seven miles per hour when a white van, entering the street from the side, cut in front of it.
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U.V. chugged farther and farther up the five-mile island's main road, terraced vineyards and fig trees sloping off to one side, religious statues and thatched-roof food stands lining the other.
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After surviving the Saharan dust, however, Dorian headed northward across the eastern tip of Puerto Rico, then turned east and chugged across the Caribbean, picking up energy from the warm surface waters.
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The power station, across the Thames from St. Paul's Cathedral like a shadow basilica of industrial consumption, chugged away, converting the oil in its great underground tanks into London's electricity until 1981.
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As we chugged free blue and green milk (normally $20193 a pop), and an alcoholic concoction from the local Cantina called a Yub Nub, we could not spend our credits fast enough.
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Earlier, at the sprawling cave mouth below, lines of frogmen and soldiers with flashlights could be seen emerging from the darkness, as generators chugged and pumped water out from blue nylon pipes.
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Wage growth has only chugged along below or slightly above 2 percent since about mid-2009 as productivity growth — how much economic growth Americans are generating through their work — has grown much faster.
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Rail shipments were robust late last year after the discount on Canadian heavy oil topped a record $103 per barrel, but chugged along more slowly this month as the discount shrunk to $10.
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Rather than reach into his beverage the man chugged the rest of the beer and handed the golf ball back to Day, who entered the year's first major as one of the favorites.
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On the Eagle's starboard side, a Staten Island Ferry chugged toward Lower Manhattan, while on its port side, a Fire Department fireboat shot plumes of water in front of the Statue of Liberty.
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The worst is the "Baby" drink, a gag-inducing vengeance beverage for years of parental lenience: Kahlua, Hi-C juice, and rosé ("Mom's favorite, just like the youngest"), chugged out of sippy bottles.
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Unless you want to look like you chugged a bottle of red wine (or have your lips stick together), be prepared to master the puckered pout when trying out this particular peel-off formula.
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The driver put the boat in reverse and it chugged backward in the wash around the tomato boat, turned ninety degrees, and was immediately up on plane with the thrust of its big engines.
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My roommate brought home a case of the grapefruit—ahem, Pamplemousse—flavor, which judging by the look of the pink-orange-teal-purple cans, seemed like something Richard Simmons would have chugged after Jazzercise class.
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But a narrow focus on the man risks a potentially grave mistake: paying too little attention to large, slow-rolling yet remorseless political forces that were in motion long before Mr Trump chugged into view.
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If Mr Musk fancies himself as the next Henry Ford, his factory certainly resembles the Model T's production line, where iron ore and rubber went in one end and a car chugged out the other.
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Similar surveys from Europe later in the day are expected to point to strong expansion in manufacturing on the continent, while U.S. factories likely chugged along at a slightly more modest but still solid pace.
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And so last night I chugged a generous helping of scotch and booted up Rummy's new free-to-play iOS game Churchill Solitaireon my iPad at my standing desk (that favored workspace of both men).
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She chugged it down over the course of ten minutes, and then refilled the bottle twice, choking down gulp after gulp of weird-tasting water until her stomach was bursting with 1.5 liters of liquid.
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It did fine on shallow carpet but chugged on medium carpet, and I had to make a few passes to pick up all the small specks of lovely NY that I track in every day.
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Though the job market chugged along in 2019 — businesses added nearly two million jobs in the first 11 months, remarkable considering that America was on recession watch throughout much of the year — wage growth moderated.
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Cervello was in full flow and had we not been under strict no-alcohol conditions—to the point of having been breathalyzed prior to boarding—I could have quite happily chugged down a beer or six.
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Inside Sanders' Super Tuesday party, the crowd chugged beers, danced, and munched pizza as they watched results from across the country pop up on CNN, which was being projected on a giant screen above the stage.
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Nearby, a gas-powered water pump chugged away, one of the first machines to reach the area powered by the same oil that had distanced most Saudis from the very life the festival sought to recall.
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He danced on the field and on concert stages, chugged beers thrown to him during victory parades, impishly mugged for cameras behind the back of President Obama when the Patriots were feted at the White House.
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The cyclists who usually chugged large amounts of coffee or other caffeine drinks every day received the same boost from caffeine as light coffee drinkers, even though they had not abstained from caffeine for days beforehand.
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Jon Gott -- the dude who chugged a full beer in the end zone after a touchdown in a CFL game last Friday -- says he played the rest of the night with a solid buzz ... and loved it!!!
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What's new: Research has steadily chugged along away from the limelight, "which is honestly how we prefer it," says neuroscientist Evan Snyder of UC San Diego, who admits some responsibility for the hype of the early-aughts.
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The B-roll footage includes a shot of a street I once funneled a beer, chugged a half bottle of Smirnoff, and then wandered around until my friends found me and took me to a Taco Bell.
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According to The Age, Hawke has chugged a beer in 2012 at 13 seconds, 2014 at 10 seconds, a half beer in 2017 at five seconds—but this time, he was a bit slower at 35 seconds.
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Once, before a home football game, Mr. Judge and some classmates chugged beers and then dressed up in blue-and-white cheerleader skirts and pranced around the field, a moment that was captured in the school's yearbook.
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But the sweltering heat of August being what it was, I chugged it straight out of the jar, standing in front of an oscillating electric fan and wrapped in a cold-soaked bedsheet, as a refreshing tonic.
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The MacBook Air was lighter and more powerful than the MacBook, and had incredible battery life, but it still chugged for editing video just as YouTube starting growing, and video editing became a rapidly growing part my work.
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Image: Google, Gizmodo, Getty, NASASpace enthusiasts collectively mourned this week with the death of Opportunity, the Martian rover that chugged along making important scientific discoveries for far, far longer than it was expected to explore the Red Planet.
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Saddled for 20153 years with the moniker Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena, the concrete-and-glass temple chugged along with a reputation for boisterous fans and a name so cumbersome that no one quite knew what to call it.
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She chugged champagne, she tripped at the Oscars, she talked about butt plugs; she was hot and chill, dirty-mouthed but cherubic — a living manifestation of Gillian Flynn's conception of the "cool girl," first articulated in her 22013 book Gone Girl.
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You may have seen a headline pinging about the World Wide Web on Friday, lauding the time sportscaster Bob Costas is said to have "chugged" a beer thrown to him by a fan while he was working the 2011 Belmont Stakes.
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As House of Pain's "Jump Around" blasted in the stadium, the as-yet-unidentified Clippers fan poured a beer into that unfortunate left shoe, raised it to his mouth and chugged the ounces that didn't splash all over his shirt.
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" Despite having written 20 of these potboilers, Winthrop is unable to make a living, so "the hack brushed the rat turds off his one good suit and chugged down enough turpentine to peel the paint off a two-story house, . . .
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I saw some of these bands in the early 2000s: the emptier the VFW hall, the more chairs were thrown and the more fights occurred between people in the crowd wearing Mecca shirts and fitteds while the band chugged away.
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For a while, there was no problem with the fact that seemingly everyone in America was consuming, like, 24 White Claws a week—but now we've chugged down so many of the things that we're facing a nationwide shortage, CNN reports.
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Those photographs — the ones taken by the people who stood watching as the train chugged by — are the subject of the show's other component: an archive of found photographs and footage assembled and curated by the Dutch artist Rein Jelle Terpstra.
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For the last three years, a fan effort to remaster the beloved 2003 video game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic with modern graphics and other tweaks has chugged along with nary a word from the franchise's rights holder.
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By late afternoon a string of buses chugged out of the mosque with every seat filled and people packed in the aisles, instantly relocating an entire community of Muslims to a small town miles away where none had ever lived.
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Once, at a house show, she chugged a six-pack of Mickey's and yelled at Alec in the street until he cried, eventually throwing up on top of, not in, the plastic grocery bag a sympathetic fellow drunk girl had brought her.
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"Joker" (Warner) chugged away in second place, collecting $13.9 million, for a five-week total of $300 million ($935 million worldwide); while "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" (Disney) was third, taking in $12.2 million and lifting its three-week total to $84.3 million.
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When the racing was over, one of the so-called ecoboats operated by the Rio organizers chugged past with its single engine, scooping up whatever was floating, even if the health risks also lie below in a bay where superbacteria have been found.
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The trio—which is comprised of members of Black Magic, Gouge, Black Viper, Mion's Hill, and more—formed in 2009, and had steadily chugged along in the Norwegian underground, hooking fans near and far with their thoroughly satisfying, wild-eyed black/thrash.
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The last thing she said to her alleged best friend was to get a ride home, this after a party where Nancy chugged beer and eventually slept with Steve, bringing Barb mainly as an excuse to show that she was still a good kid.
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For all your lip-biting and teeth-grinding as you try to create a snappy account, despite that bottle of red wine that you chugged before finally writing those two paragraphs, all you may earn is a grainy picture of some guy's hairy junk.
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Silicon Valley still clings to a particular gospel of hard work, where a start-up's success depends on how hard employees "hustle, " lunch breaks get replaced with fasting rituals or chugged Soylents and engineers wear their consecutive sleepless nights like a badge of honor.
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But even as the acclaimed first season chugged along, the slow dread that set in wasn't solely one of social despair — it was based in the realization that the series, which had been quickly renewed for another season, might be running out of story.
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After a Saturday Night Live opener ripped from the Saturday morning headlines — Alec Baldwin as Trump clumsily "apple-agized" for his hot-mic "locker-room talk" while Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton chugged champagne in celebration — the Hamilton creator took his rightful place on the SNL stage.
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And, of course, the time my Long Island Railroad train car was stalled without power for four hours and I, in a fit of starvation and claustrophobia, opened my breast pump cooler, chugged a five-ounce bottle of my own breast milk, and felt worlds better.
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You can't throw a crumpled-up beer can in Brooklyn without striking at least one or two would-be rockstars, but thankfully, the late-2000s hype train has chugged the hell away from city's metal scene and its denizens have been left to create in (relative) peace.
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As our van chugged out of smog-choked La Paz, he delivered a well-rehearsed safety spiel, informing us that he was equipped with an oxygen tank, a handful of back braces, and a neck board—and added that he'd never had to use any of them.
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It should be noted here that fashion has always loved a train, including the "Diorient Express" that opened John Galliano's fall couture show for Christian Dior at Gare d'Austerlitz in 1998 and Marc Jacobs's "Louis Vuitton Express" that chugged its way into Paris Fashion Week in 2012.
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As the notes chugged and pirouetted through my headphones, it felt like I was giving myself permission to enjoy the kind of music that had formed a cornerstone of my early musical development—but that I'd abandoned in my pursuit of all things faster, harder, bloodier, more brutal.
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While it can feel like chronicling frivolous political theater at times — clocking who nodded off after lunch, chugged their glass of milk, or snuck in an Apple watch — senators' behavior can also shed valuable insight on the moods and mindsets of the 22016 people who control the president's fate.
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While it can feel like chronicling frivolous political theater at times — clocking who nodded off after lunch, chugged their glass of milk, or snuck in an Apple watch — senators' behavior can also shed valuable insight on the moods and mind-sets of the 100 people who control the president's fate.
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Economists scoffed that business schools were more interested in private gain than in understanding how the economy worked: While economists studied the great crises of the twentieth century, Conn argues, business schools chugged along with little self-reflection or sense of responsibility for the damage that business did to society.
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"We're looking forward to it," said Mr. Marotta, a conservancy employee, as his old cart chugged and coughed while he inspected the park for cleanliness, picked up litter here and there, answered visitors' questions and gently admonished trespassers on closed lawns or dog-walkers whose pets were off the leash.
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This is where s*** kinda hits the fan ... as you can see and hear Amber threatens to toss a bunch of Andrew's stuff out on the street, and then you hear Andrew ask if she chugged a bunch of her meds in one sitting ... the implication being she's threatening to kill herself.
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Late Monday night, Zimmer stepped behind a lectern inside U.S. Bank Stadium looking as if he had just chugged a gallon of spoiled milk — which, to be fair, might have been more appealing than watching his team curdle on its home field against its fiercest rival with the N.F.C. North still undecided.
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Since the early days of his primary campaign, the Trump train has chugged along on big promises of resurrecting factory jobs in the US. "We're going to get Apple to build their damn computers and things in this country instead of in other countries," he said in January, a claim as unlikely to come true as iPhones running Android.
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The two 19th-century industrial giants chugged along for more than 100 years, but GE is still rolling along with a market cap of over $250 billion and Kodak is a shadow of its former self with a market cap of $466 million, much of its camera and film business flushed down the disruption pipes of late-20th-century digitization.
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It's a horrific unfairness, for example, that for generations, untold numbers of American girls and women have had their lives "derailed" by sexual abuse, to use the term of one of Judge Kavanaugh's accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, while the boys and men who abused them — maturing, telling themselves they've set aside boyish ways, eliding, avoiding, forgetting — chugged along toward successful careers and public acclaim.
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President Donald Trump's relentless and false claim that Hurricane Dorian was on track to batter Alabama as the powerful storm chugged toward the US in early September threw employees at government agencies into a chaotic, stressful predicament as they struggled to navigate a barrage of media requests, hate mail, and requests for direction from their own confused staff, according to internal emails released Thursday.
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As delightfully patriotic as that sounded on paper, I didn't consider the fact that John Adams chugged a few mugs of hard cider each morning, that Ben Franklin spent an hour a night waggling his dirty dick out of his window, or that George Washington was so convinced that bloodletting was the key to health that he let his doctor slice him open until his veins ran dry.
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Fans of metal music and its subgenres are often perceived as angry or violent, but what I saw this weekend at Speed Metal Dating was the opposite: Instead, I watched as a sea of leather jackets opened themselves up to the idea of connecting with others on a level beyond just swiping left or right, all while guitars tuned to drop D chugged along to the beating of fragile, coal-black hearts.
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