Sentence examples for oil feeling from inspiring English sources

For anyone out there whose mother slathered their hair in coconut oil and fried everything in coconut oil feeling a little flummoxed by the sudden popularity of the fruit, take heart: you are not alone.

I walked out of the supermarket with just a bottle of coconut oil, feeling completely fed up with how we deal with food in this society.

Now move to the back, warm with lotion or oil feeling for tight areas to concentrate on and them have them scoot down and turn to a side.

It's not possible to listen to petroleum industry executives defending their reckless extraction of oil without feeling that we are living in an age of madness.

Producers of oil are certainly feeling the pinch but global growth is slowing rather than accelerating.

The IEA pointed out that in the wake of the Arab spring, Middle East oil states are feeling the pressure to divert massive oil subsidies which maintain production into more social spending to alleviate instability.

The UK steel industry has shed thousands of jobs as it suffers at the hands of cheap Chinese imports, and engineering groups that manufacture kit for oil companies are feeling the pinch too.

In a recent Pew Research Center-Washington Post poll, they spread the blame, with 18 percent finding the Obama administration responsible, 14 percent blaming the oil companies, 11 percent feeling that unrest in the Middle East was the crux of the problem and 38 percent giving a variety of other explanations.