Sentence examples for oil catching from inspiring English sources

This wellhead was rigged to spray oil-colored water for shots of the plume itself, which was switched with a remote control to a stream of kerosene and liquid propane for the shots involving the oil catching fire.

(One tip: don't deep-fry the turkey indoors yourself; there is too much danger of the oil's catching fire).

Maybe the market thinks that Doha was irrelevant and that demand for oil is slowly catching up with supply, as the producers always said it would.

Electrospinning nano fibers have the ability of catching oil droplets as small as 0.3 μm and this is the important property in filtration industry.

In addition to catching oil, the berms would also shunt oily waters towards tidal inlets, making it more efficient for booms and boats to collect the oil.

Record oil prices were also catching some of the blame for the day's fall, but throughout the week trading has pointed toward a growing disconnect between the speculative jump in the energy market and the action in the stock market.

Flowers, who oversees Bloomberg's "Geek Squad," highlighted Big Data's role in catching illegal oil dumpers, cleaning up trees after storms like Hurricane Sandy, and determining potential building code violations in New York City.

Directly under the plug, place your pan and a couple of newspapers for catching the oil.

Rivers would still be catching fire, more oil spills would be killing oceans, fish would be inedible because of toxins in their flesh, many more of our children would get sick or die from asthma caused by air pollution, cancer would be as common as the common cold, our water would be unsafe to drink and every day would be a bad-air day.

Make sure the pan is still under the car catching the spilling oil.

The mangrove stands in and around the densely populated rural areas of Indian Sunderbans are experiencing intense human induced stresses in the forms of widespread small-scale logging, shrimp monoculture, riverside prawn-seed and crab catching, forest trespassing, oil-spill etc.