Sentence examples for gassy from inspiring English sources

Rigs are migrating from gassy places like the Haynesville Shale, in Louisiana, to spots where oil is trapped in tiny rock pores, such as the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Shale in Texas, the Bakken formation of North Dakota and the Mississippian Lime, which sits astride the border between Oklahoma and Kansas.

That could be cut through breeding programmes and less gassy diets.Black carbon is a particular problem in the Arctic and the Himalayan glaciers; it melts snow and ice and thus increases the tendency to absorb heat from the sun.

When he remembered, and forced it down the incinerator chute, it was already bloating, and the gassy innards instantly caught fire.

Deregulation allowed America's fledgling craft-brewing industry to flourish.In this section Of mud and money Taking pains Money to play with The heart of the motor Prohibition hangover Czech pint Bargain bosses ReprintsAmerican beer drinkers, who once had little option besides gassy, mass-produced bathwater, may now choose from hundreds of beers of all shades, styles and strengths.

Forget the white vegetable that, when boiled, resembles a brain and releases a gassy aroma redolent of cheap cafeterias.

By 2050, proposes a "road map" released by the European Commission this week, all that gassy baggage must go.

Larger worlds are gassy, with their solid surfaces buried beneath deep blankets of hydrogen and helium.But nature is full of surprises, and no sooner had this rule been suggested than it was flouted.

"IN THE long run we are moving towards a gas OPEC," said Chakib Khelil, Algeria's energy minister, at a recent meeting of big gas producers in the gassy Arabian statelet of Qatar.

When asked by the New York Daily News how she was feeling at the New York premiere of Catching Fire, the actress replied "Good, just gassy".

The result was a series of special dynamites approved for use in gassy and dusty coal mines when used in the specified manner.

Singing about her sister's impending coronation ceremony, she says, "Don't know if I'm elated or gassy, but I'm somewhere in that zone," and confesses to a need to "stuff some chocolate in my face" at the prospect of meeting a handsome stranger at the party.