Sentence examples for conserve fuel from inspiring English sources

In a brief instance when it does wade into politics, "Too Hot Not to Handle" hears from a hybrid-car enthusiast who says it's conservative to conserve fuel.

"Baskets of stuff stacked against the walls conserve fuel, and get the stuff out from underfoot".

Webber, leading the race, was following Red Bull team orders to conserve fuel and tires.

Across Britain, planes, trains, ferries and buses have cut their speed to conserve fuel.

Motorists who drive more slowly to conserve fuel now face blaring horns and two-finger salutes.

To conserve fuel, the spacecraft traveled very slowly, taking three and a half months to travel to the Moon.

He called on citizens to conserve fuel and to use other energy sources, like electricity, whenever possible.

The bulletin cites "neutral driving," or allowing the car to coast to conserve fuel, as a contributor to the failure.

The desire to reduce fatalities and to conserve fuel has led policy makers to focus on speed limits.

In the meantime, airlines are scrambling to conserve fuel (albeit largely because it accounts for a third of their costs).

Piquet closed to within four seconds of the leader because Prost had to slow to conserve fuel.