Sentence examples for fuel was spent from inspiring English sources
By measuring the carbon compounds spewed out during the test, automakers can figure out how much fuel was spent and, subsequently, the vehicle's fuel economy.
After their fuel was spent, the 12.2-foot-wide-by-18.5-foot-tall (3.7 by 5.6 m) F-1 engines were allowed to drop into the Atlantic Ocean.
Billionaires who believe their economic interests would be harmed by public policies restricting the use of fossil fuels are spending boundless dollars to support candidates who deny or downplay global warming and oppose laws to mitigate it.
If everyone drives quickly, the fuel will be spent and no one will get to the finish line.
It points out that currently less than 20% of the £32 billion raised each year in motoring taxes, including £20 billion in fuel duties, is spent on transport.
Many details of what goes on inside a star when its fuel has been spent and it explodes into a giant fireball known as a supernova, as well as how that explosion unfolds, remain a mystery.
When a star's fuel has been spent, it explodes into a giant fireball known as a supernova, producing the brilliance of multiple suns and sometimes outshining entire galaxies.
Munro and colleagues hypothesised that while there was no requirement that the Fuel Allowance would be spent on fuel bills, there was some evidence that money labelled as a 'fuel allowance' and nominally allocated to this particular area of expenditure was more likely to be spent there, so may be an effective way to increase warmth.
Among the opportunities is to improve Haiti's energy infrastructure.Lacking domestic fossil-fuel supplies, Haiti was spending some $500m a year importing them.
But some utility and fossil fuel companies are spending a lot of money to scare black people into believing this plan will hurt them.
These savings would generate an additional $1.6 billion in economic growth, as money that otherwise would be spent on electricity generated with imported fossil fuels is instead spent in the local economy.
