Sentence examples for oil dig from inspiring English sources

Just as strong women aren't afraid to change their own oil, dig in the dirt, or have a voice.

Since the US Energy Information Administration estimated lifting the ban would add $25 billion in US oil sales by 2025, exporting America's oil has looked like a sweet deal for US oil companies: Screw "National Security" if we can get higher prices overseas for crude oil dug up from public lands owned by the American people.

A helpful Bloomberg article today, "Quebec Disaster Spurs Rail-Versus-Pipelines Debate on Oil," digs in on the relative merits of pipeline and train transport of oil.

How can you prove that oil dug out of the ground by Exxon is causing a tiny Alaskan village to disappear?

Less fuel consumption affects oil digging across the world -- a finite resource (that is just getting more and more expensive thanks to demand).

"Your love is like an oil well/ dig, dig, dig it!" she sings.

So before you go in for your oil change, dig out your owner's manual and see what it says.

You can also gaze at David Macaluso's portraits of Barack Obama — they're done in motor oil — and dig into some pecan pie ($4.75) for a decadent end to a bookish day.

It is also clear that the rush to find more oil and dig more coal continues unabated," said Professor Peter Doherty, a scientist at the University of Melbourne who won the Nobel prize for his work on the immune system.

Yukos, Russia's biggest oil company, dug in its heels on Thursday in its long, bitter dispute with a smaller rival, Sibneft.

The notion that we can open any new reserves, whether by fracking for gas, drilling for oil or digging for coal, without scuppering the Paris commitments is simply untenable.