The word "gasoline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a fuel made from petroleum, used to power engines in cars and other vehicles. For example, "My car needs to be filled up with gasoline before I can go on my road trip."
As soon as we see guards stopping three Toyotas with gasoline in the back, he calls several friends and warns them to keep watch.
"Clicking on a train wreck just pours gasoline on it and makes it worse.
Brazil could also double its ethanol production by 2020 just by providing clear policies for the sector while reviewing its current policy of gasoline subsidies.
Low interest rates, falling gasoline prices and pent-up demand [are] driving sales," Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at McGladrey, said in a presentation on Wednesday.
The removal of subsidies on coal, gasoline, and diesel – which in developing countries often generate income that exceeds what is spent on health care and education – can both reduce exposure to disease-causing pollutants and free up funds to spend on public services.
Officially, inflation is almost non-existent, but Crumb points out that in fact, volatile food costs, gasoline prices and other expenses ensure that's less true in practice.
His father, who owned a two-mast schooner and had a woman in every port, would take him on his trips transporting gasoline to Trinidad, leaving him in a bar while he conducted his business.
They did tell me that it was definitely on purpose, so it was arson, gasoline was used as the accelerant".
It said the demonstrators, including teachers' college students and unionized teachers, threw gasoline bombs, and a state police officer was burned.
Others proposed that ExxonMobil set goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from its products, such as gasoline, but that got only 9.6% support.
For the opening shot, set to Jim Morrison singing "This is the end", several acres of palm trees in the Philippines were doused with 1,200 gallons of gasoline.
