Sentence examples for cheapest barrel from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Sankey says ConocoPhillips is "the cheapest barrel of oil on Wall Street," with the ratio of its enterprise value to its proven reserves the lowest among integrated oils at $9.80 per barrel of oil equivalent.

And now Robin Hazlehurst would like to scrape the bottom of a very cheap barrel: "If a Chelsea player mucks up tonight you can accuse him of being as clujless as Inspector Clujseau".

"This you mix" he screamed furiously, pointing at the cheap barrel of house wine behind the bar, "this you don't" he wagged his finger pointing at the bottle of local plonk.

Two large pizzas - cheaper than a barrel of oil.

Now a new drilling boom in South Texas is delivering local crude oil several dollars a barrel cheaper than international prices.

Because of Kurdistan's precarious political situation, Genel's oil came very cheap — $1.50 a barrel for reserves and prospective oil.

"Traditionally, US crude sells for several dollars per barrel cheaper than does oil on the world market," Politico's Elana Schor writes.

Can Monn purchase power among the offerings of CB2, Crate and Barrel's cheap-and-cheerful offshoot?

via r/Showerthoughts https://t.co/SnE44jKuKW WTI Crude now trading at $29.59 US a barrel, now cheaper than a pair of pants at @Target.

pic.twitter.com/1mSqx51SlS The way the oil price is going, by the end of this year it will be cheaper to buy a barrel of oil than a sack of maize.

The same beer now costs about £2.50 due to the free-falling currency, cheaper than virtually any barrel scrapings you could find in the very seediest London pub.