Sentence examples for former gasoline from inspiring English sources

"I think there is the feeling that we may be targeted," said Temel Artukmac, a former gasoline wholesaler and the owner of the popular Angora Restaurant in Medford.

Re "It Gets 78 Miles a Gallon, but U.S. Snubs Diesel" (front page, May 27): As a former gasoline blender and trader, I think it is worth noting that not only are diesel engines fuel- efficient, they also have other significant environmental and efficiency advantages over gasoline engines.

Given the varying figures, analysts can either reject or confirm the oft-repeated claim, first made by former Vice President Al Gore, that "gasoline made from the tar sands gives a Toyota Prius the same impact on climate as a Hummer using gasoline made from oil".

A former employee at a Midtown nightclub poured gasoline on the club's entrance early yesterday morning but was chased away by club patrons, the police said.

Gasoline, by 2012, predicts John Hofmeister, the former president of Shell Oil.

As a former scooter commuter myself (on a 50-cc gasoline-powered bike), I was eager to take the GenZe 2.0 on a weekend-long test drive.

"Hydrogen is safer than gasoline, propane or compressed natural gas," Robert J. Davidson, a former fire marshal turned hydrogen safety expert and founder of Davidson Code Concepts, emphasizes.

Palestinian protesters doused an effigy of Mr. Sharon with gasoline and lighted it, also burning pictures of the former general and defense minister.

In contrast, the former was found to be more effective for reducing the sulfur of gasoline as reported by Andersson et al. [10].

The former Soviet Union, however, did not scramble Pb sources that were used in gasoline.

While the former carries crude oil to refineries, the latter transports refined products such as gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel, and heating oil from refineries to the market.