Sentence examples for gas look from inspiring English sources
Plans for a push into liquefied natural gas look unrealistic.
Even the green beads of poison gas look good.
Yet peak oil and gas look to be many decades off.That exacerbates the other worries.
FOR an illustration of the roller-coaster that Western oil firms ride in their attempts to get at foreign oil and gas, look no further than BP.
Even the conservative United States Geological Survey predicts that oil production will peak by midcentury, meaning that future prices will make today's $3.70 gas look like chump change.
For a diversification in oil and gas, look to Enerplus (ERF, 23), a Canadian exploration and production company with 7.7 years of proven reserves.
I cannot, however, waste precious gas looking for a gas station that offers lower gas prices.
With Congress ditching carbon emissions rules, clean-burning gas looks like a bad bet.
In nighttime satellite images of Nigeria, Russia, and North Dakota, burning gas looks like bright city lights where they don't belong.
Natural gas looks much cheaper by comparison — in part because it emits half as much carbon-dioxide as coal and considerably less lung-damaging air pollution.
As sinister as the jet stream of escaping oil and gas looks via the underwater camera in the gulf, Barack Obama has not yet moved into the category of the late-night patsy that Jimmy Carter became.
