The phrase "I fuel" can be used in written English as a part of a sentence.
It is a grammatically correct phrase and has a clear subject and verb. It can be used to express the action of providing fuel or energy. Example: "As the captain of the ship, I fuel our journey by carefully managing our resources and making sure our engines are running efficiently."
My biking buddy Ed and I fuel our bodies with caffeine, breakfasting mainly on powerful but strangely sweet cortados (a kind of mini-cappuccino) in one of many pretty cafes.
"It's important that I fuel his ambition and get more caps for him.
Still, I am learning more and more to appreciate the strengths of my body, even as I discipline myself in training it, even as I am careful about how I fuel it.
A combined approach including i) fuel cell runs, ii) cyclic voltammetry and iii) near edge X-ray absorption spectroscopy has enabled us to draw the conclusions reported in the paper.
Two general conclusions can be drawn from the present theoretical study: (i) fuel cell performance increases with temperature, pressure and correction factor, Cf; (ii) the temperature factor (E/T) increases with increasing temperature and with increasing pressure factor.
The necessary conditions for a dust explosion to occur are well-expressed by the explosion pentagon: (i) fuel, (ii) oxidant, (iii) ignition source, (iv) mixing of the fuel and oxidant, and (v) confinement of the resulting mixture.
Nigeria's oil, for example, was long viewed as a bonus, as per the sunny 1980 headline in the New York Times: "Nigeria's Oil Income Is Fueling Large-Scale Economic Growth".
Related: The Diamond Trade Is Fueling Conflict in the Central African Republic.
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After doing just that, I wandered the market, where I fueled up on fresh grapefruit juice, Mexican chilaquiles and British scones for just over $10.
