Sentence examples for burned oil from inspiring English sources
In the Honda case, in Federal District Court for the Northern District of California, the plaintiffs claimed the 2008-10 Accords burned oil at a much greater rate than would be expected; Honda lost.
Rising prominently from the center of the site will be the restored Seaholm Power Plant, a massive Art Deco-style structure built in the 1950s that once burned oil and gas to supply much of the city's power.
He figured the light was several decades old because it burned oil and was outfitted with a Fresnel lens, the kind that old lighthouses used to shine beams of light long distances.
It burned oil, and eventually Iburned out the engine.
Edison in the past has burned oil only during cold spells when its supply of natural gas lags demand.
At the rate America burns oil, that is about a two-hour supply.
It burns oil, a much dirtier fuel than the natural gas used by newer plants.
Burning oil produces carbon emissions, and dearer fuel would reduce America's sky-high per capita carbon footprint.
Because it burns oil, PREPA also has failed to meet federal environmental standards for mercury and sulfur dioxide.
Burning oil and coal, by contrast, converts carbon that was trapped underground for millions of years into carbon dioxide, raising the atmospheric concentration.
