gasoline
Example Sentences
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Carbon footprint is directly proportional to gallons of gasoline burned, so the same ratio applies.
The real expansion, however, came in 2007 with the Energy Independence and Security Act, a response to soaring gasoline prices.
The advance is likely to have been inflated in part by a jump in gasoline prices last month and a recovery following labor disruptions in Western Canada.
The Labor Department doesn’t send its own staff to survey prices for cars and gasoline, for example; it collects that data from private providers and other secondary sources.
U.S. inventory data were mixed with a 1.3 million barrel draw in crude oil stocks and builds in gasoline and diesel as refineries stepped up their run rates.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
