Sentence examples for ngl from inspiring English sources
The word "ngl" is not correct in written English
It is an informal abbreviation that is typically used in texting and internet slang. It stands for "no guilt" and is often used to preface a confession. For example: Ngl, I was the one who ate all the cookies.
NGL prices are linked to that of crude oil, the price of which is set globally (unlike gas) and is high.
Some gas-processing plants may contain additional distilling columns for further separation of the NGL into propane, butane, and heavier liquids.
Just look how excited everyone's getting already: just seen the great british bake off advert and ngl it's made my day #GBBO I think one of the main reasons as to why I'm still single is because I spend my nights in bed watching the great British bake off I don't want to over excite anyone but...NEW SERIES OF THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF IS COMING SOON.
She could've answered in a different manner instead of trying to be funny Ngl.
The deal would be the most lucrative in NGL history for a non-quarterback.
Because, ngl, sometimes slang – and internet slang especially – can be confusing.
As well as gas, the wet wells produce natural-gas liquids (NGLs) such as ethane, butane and propane.
Some wells also render valuable natural-gas liquids (NGLs) such as butane and propane along with the gas.
Yet he concedes that while gas prices remain at historic lows, it will remain unattractive to invest in wells that produce only gas as opposed to ones that produce oil or a mix of gas and "natural-gas liquids" (NGLs) such as butane and propane.As new gas has flooded onto the American market since 2008, its price has fallen by two-thirds to less than $4 per million British thermal units (BTU).
Wells producing only "dry" gas have been shut down where contracts allow, but wells that produce NGLs, also pegged to oil prices, are still producing too.
A healthy flow of NGLs will cover the cost of wells; the gas, a free by-product, hits the market whatever its price.Some drilling rigs have been shunted from "dry" shales to "wet" ones, boosting supplies of this "free" gas.
