Sentence examples for barrel by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "barrel by" is not correct or usable in written English
It is not a recognized sequence of words.
They forecast crude oil prices to average $90 a barrel by the beginning of next year.
Over a longer period, that firm's analysts see oil rising to $120 a barrel by 2013.
Unless it does - and quickly - crude could be at $95 a barrel by the year's end.
Goldman Sachs, for one, is predicting a price of $80 a barrel by April next year.
Chelmites seeking Justice are craftily sold the rare substance in a sealed barrel by an innkeeper.
The F-35 is the biggest biscuit in its barrel, by far.
Leaving itself plenty of leeway, the information office said it expected crude oil prices to be $22 to $28 a barrel by the end of this year and $19 to $26 a barrel by the end of 2001.
Goldman said it expected oil prices to hit $85 a barrel by the end of this year.
Oil, which produces a fifth of BHP's operating profit, is comfortably above $100 a barrel by the Brent crude benchmark.
In 2008, Goldman Sachs was arguing that crude would have risen to $150 to $200 a barrel by now.
The molecule gives the appearance of a distorted eight-stranded β-barrel by treating β1 and β4 as a single strand.
