Sentence examples for fuel on from inspiring English sources

'fuel on' is not correct as written.
It is not an idiom or a phrase in common usage. If you are looking to use the phrase in a sentence, you would want to use the phrase 'fuel up' instead. For example, "I'm going to fill up the car with gas before I head out, so I'm just going to fuel up."

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That reduced the fuel on the ground.

The New York Times - Science

The ship started leaking fuel on Friday.

The New York Times

It throws fuel on the fire".

The New Yorker

This was like pouring fuel on a fire.

The Economist

He sprayed more of the fuel on her.

The New York Times

The engines on airliners guzzle fuel on take-off.

The Economist

The Bush deficits were fuel on that fire, I think.

The Economist

Abundant minerals could simply throw fuel on the fire.

The New York Times

Then he splashed fuel on their smoldering ire.

The New York Times

Men sold black-market fuel on the roadside.

The New Yorker

"These groups are pouring fuel on an exceedingly volatile fire".

The Guardian

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