"oil station" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a place where gasoline or other fuel is sold, such as in the sentence: "There's a large oil station just down the street."
Moscow published satellite images it said showed Turkish tanker trucks filling up at an oil station controlled by Isis in Syria.
"This is the most difficult place in the world to drill for oil," says Sun Tai Rong, manager at the Lunnan oil station.
KIRKUK, Iraq, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Kurdish peshmerga forces retook a small crude oil station near the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk which Islamic State insurgents seized earlier on Saturday, but the fate of 15 employees remained unclear.
So far they've found a half dozen oil stations, several warehouses & empty lots, a cemetery & two public parks that voted for him.
This contributed to the rage of young men who, in 1998, occupied oil stations and kidnapped workers all over the delta, at one point shutting down half of Nigeria's daily oil production.
Each of the Oil stations consists of a specialized microphone, an Arduino Uno microcontroller board, a 10-ton hydraulic press, a Mac Mini, and an Apple CD drive.
In September, she opened an office on Eighth Avenue, a block up from a Luk-oil station and near a couple of taxi stands.
The Italian-bread-and-olive-oil station has, like, 25 olive oils, some grassy, some sweet, some bright neon yellow.
It's a dirtbag move, but you can take two slices of bread from the olive-oil station and bring them over to the cheese station and make a six-cube, three-cheese sammy.
Place an oil power station at any corner of your map.
The Kurds counter that at least one vital Iraqi oil pumping station is on their territory.
