gasoline的示例

• The price of gasoline has risen sharply in recent years.

• There was a strong smell of gasoline inside the car.

• Environmentalists are calling for tax on gasoline to be increased.

• He filled the tank with gasoline once a week.

• The gasoline was ignited by a spark from the exhaust.

• Frequent trips between the village and hunting grounds implied reliable transportation and large purchases of gasoline, increasing, consequently, the expenses for production.

• For example, in several provinces of the interior, gasoline had to be mixed with alcohol - an implicit subsidy of the sugar industry.

• I buy approximately 15 to 20 gallons of gasoline per week.

• Process choices include using human energy to actuate the device as opposed to a battery and electric motor or a gasoline engine.

• The component engine has two possible types: gasoline and diesel.

• The case of leaded versus unleaded gasoline is one where all three conditions apply.

• It is already technically feasible to reduce gasoline consumption substantially.

• Accelerants, such as gasoline, cause wood-fueled fires to burn hotter and faster.

• A gasolinesoaked piece of paper burns in a flash; without gasoline it burns more slowly.

• He convincingly demonstrates that there was nothing inevitable about gasoline-powered automobiles filling that role for society's elite.

• In addition, more than 300 million tons of crude oil, gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and fuel oil were used for non-agricultural purposes.

• Yet, these same workers when around "empty" drums of gasoline would often toss lit cigarettes nearby.

• Strong opposition to gasoline price increases is a typical case of misinformation and lack of participatory discussion.

• The cost per car trip in colones was calculated based on conversion tables, which included the percentage increase in gasoline price.

• Another example is the 1978 directive on lead content of gasoline.