Sentence examples for gas town from inspiring English sources

That applies to a wide range of industries, including agriculture, oil and gas, town planning and highway development to name just a few.

After the devastating fire that razed a large chunk of the oil and gas town last May, city and health officials told grocery stores to throw out most food products, save for sealed canned goods.

Does the site have access to electricity, natural gas, town water, or sewer?

There's a spot of emergency souvenir buying in the old Gas Town area followed by a bike ride round the seawall of Stanley Park and a visit to the art gallery, which has an exhibition of work by the Chinese artist Zhang Huan, known for his uncomfortable-looking performances being covered in insects or dressed in raw meat.

Furthest north is Gas Town, a perpetually smoggy industrial hub that plays host to a warlord.

This is Ken, one of the vendors, who told us about a woman who bought a Tiffany lamp at the junk market then flipped it for $8,000 in Gas Town.

Johnny McMahan, 55, managing editor of The Woodward News, the town's six-day-a-week newspaper, said Woodward is largely an oil-and-gas town with a population close to 15,000.

Consider Wamsutter, another gas-town in Wyoming.

The storm could still prove devastating to the region of fishing villages and oil-and-gas towns.

It had taken me an hour and a half to get down the street when I realised I was not getting gas in town.

Moscow today is many things – an oil and gas boom town, a traffic nightmare, a centre of art and fashion – but it's also an unintended memorial to the USSR.