Sentence examples for barrel will be from inspiring English sources

Those priced last year, with oil around $100 a barrel, will be worth a lot less this time round.

The auction winner had a new frame made, so the 800-pound bronze barrel will be maneuverable around the Doyle showroom.

If I fire my handgun, one second from now its barrel will be hot; if I do not fire, one second from now the barrel will not be hot; but the proposition one second from now the barrel will be hot is right now either true or false.

"It is unlikely that even as second offenders, in an industry fraught with regulation, closing down the business lock, stock and barrel will be the likely punishment," she said.

The report also warns that the era of ultra-cheap oil – with prices currently around $40£2727) a barrel – will be limited, and without action to address climate change prices could rise to $130 a barrel by 2050.

Fully 79% of the 1,876 who responded forecast that a barrel will cost more than $100 on average this year; 11% of those thought a barrel will be more than $120.Hydraulic fracturing (fracking), however, may continue to boost American oil output in the coming months, squeezing prices.

The walk-in area — which will have a pared-down menu — will have a mezzanine where all the barrels will be stacked.

But given the current rate of growth in demand, a trillion of those barrels will be used up in less than 30 years.

But chardonnay aged in oak barrels will be exposed to the minute amount of air that penetrates the wood, which can add pleasing elements of complexity.

For one night at least, the course's rope ladders, half-pipes and rolling barrels will be shown in network prime time, keeping company with the likes of "Hawaii Five-0" and "Bachelor Pad".

"These barrels will be difficult and expensive to develop and operate, but with co-operation with and between the Scottish and UK governments, and continued innovation and strong stewardship by the industry, we believe it can be done".