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I have seen newspaper articles using the phrase "chugging along" when refering to freight railroading and Amtrak, but I think this is the first time I have seen the phrases "high speed rail" and "chugging along" in the same sentence: http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGBEW9SD5AE.html FYI, the article's subject matter is the fact that the Florida High Speed rail authority is still meeting and planning despite the revocation of funding by the voters. The so-called journalists goes on to mention "bullet train" but alas she deprives us of the phrase "bullet train chugging along". Do any of you have examples of this oxymoronic phraseology you can share, and does anyone have an article that does put "bullet train" and "chugging along" in the same sentence?
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