Sentence examples for familiar fuel from inspiring English sources

His daughter?" A certain kind of Jewish novel would proceed to burn this familiar fuel: a father finds a substitute son, a religiously indolent American Jew renovates his ancient inheritance, the tough guy from Queens, getting older and sicker, softens up a bit.

Arsenal's capitulation to Watford last Saturday evening was easy and familiar fuel for Modern Footie's banter-industrial complex: weak-willed Gooners folding again to a side with less palpable talent but more strength in the stomach and the saddle – more guts and "cojones", as Watford's bench-captain and catalyst for change Troy Deeney put it in an interview with BT Sport post-match.

We're all familiar with fuel cells; they are the powerplants which have been used to produce electricity in spaceships for decades.

Biofuels are made by fermenting crops, and when yeast is used to convert sugars into biomass, the fermentation can create familiar alcohol-based fuels like ethanol and isobutanol.

The American designer would rather stick to more familiar fashion themes to fuel his multibillion-dollar label.

The battery power gauge has the icon of a gas pump, which seems to offer the familiar reassurance of a fuel gauge.

These women tended to "exist on the fringes of the British aristocracy," Mr. Holroyd writes, and "were not wholly protected from the hardship and tragedy that, in other classes and a more familiar form, were to fuel the feminist movement".

Diesel power, the most familiar alternative for improving fuel economy, is a popular choice for buyers of big pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles like the Ford F-Series, the Dodge Ram and the Chevrolet Suburban.

And while Daniel uses a mechanic familiar with his adapted fuel tank, any repair shop that can work on a Mercedes can fix any other problem with his vehicle.

For the time being though the sense of discovery is joyous and fuels that familiar gotta catch 'em all feeling.

Focusing on the spaces and structures -- religious, monumental, classical and communal -- of some of the world's most undocumented societies as well as some of the most familiar, the trips inevitably fueled his own concepts for sculpture.