Sentence examples for crude going from inspiring English sources

"There's no crude going in," a spokesman said.

Chairman Brian Madderson said: "We cannot explain to our customers why the wholesale price is going up so much – it is not due to Government tax, it is not due to Brent crude going up and it is not due to the weak currency exchange.

Oil prices came to their senses during late trading in Europe on Friday, as investors took profit from Thursday's bounce and returned to the bearish stance that is likely to keep pressure on crude going forward.

Gabon exports a major proportion of its petroleum production outside Africa, with the bulk of the crude oil going to the United States and France.

Like other companies, BP probably is benefiting from discounted prices of crude oil going into its refineries.

WASHINGTON -- For anyone who needed another reason to cure our addiction to foreign oil: high prices at the pump mean fueling one of the greatest transfers of wealth in history, with a full two-thirds of the money spent on crude oil going directly to foreign producers.

If they think you're crude, go technical; if they think you're technical, go crude".

When Chávez was elected, Venezuelan crude went for about $9 a barrel (about $11 today).

And when the price of crude goes above a certain level, those tough-to-develop deepwater wells become commercially attractive even without the free leases.

There was the mid-seventies through the early eighties, when opec was controlling the market and crude went up to an unimaginably high thirty-five dollars a barrel and was expected to go as high as a hundred: a Rolls-Royce dealership opened in town; Midland Airpark had a waiting list for private hangars; and powerboats were beached in nearly every driveway.

I used to live in Texas, and everybody there, even people not in the business, kind of cheers when the price of crude goes up, in the same way that everybody in New York seems to cheer when the stock market goes up.