Sentence examples for gallon set from inspiring English sources

That beat the previous record set after Hurricane Katrina disrupted oil supplies in late 2005, although it fell short of the inflation-adjusted record of $3.22 a gallon set in 1981.

That compared with the previous record average for the month of $3.095 a gallon, set last year.

The holiday period is defined this year as July 3 to July 8. Gas prices have fallen a bit since the 2018 high of $2.97 a gallon set over Memorial Day weekend, the last weekend in May.

He pointed out that in July, the authority pumped a record 12.1 billion gallons of water, eclipsing the 11.3 billion gallons set in July 1999.

If testosterone were beer, she estimates that a 9-year-old boy would get the equivalent of about a cup a day; by the time he turns 15, he's getting two gallons, setting in motion feelings of defiance, dominance, lust, invincibility, recklessness and detachment.

The record of $3.22 a gallon was set last May.

That beat the Guinness record of 58.8 miles a gallon they set a year ago on nearly the same route in an almost identical 2009 Jetta TDI.

In Canada a gallon will set you back $5.75, $6.75 in Australia, and approaching $9 per gallon in the UK, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

But the new tax will also keep pace with the rate of inflation — something the current flat, per-gallon tax, set in 1987, has not done — so the savings will diminish and eventually disappear if gas prices rise.

Runge has recently spoken out in favor of slightly higher fuel economy standards beyond the 1.5 mile-per-gallon increase set to go into effect by 2007.

But another 5 billion gallons is set to come online by the end of the decade, judging by the planned construction of plants, according to Aaron Brady, a biofuels expert at Cambridge Energy Research Associates.