Sentence examples for petrol air from inspiring English sources

The weaker pound is already affecting the prices of petrol, air fares, clothes and food, because these are sectors heavily reliant on international imports, and there are more rises predicted the future.

After the ban of leaded petrol, air concentrations have decreased substantially and are now due almost entirely to industrial emissions [ 5, 6].

In a blogpost for the Fabian Society, Tindale, who is also Labour activist, writes: Diesel is worse than petrol for air quality (though less bad for the climate).

A small British company has produced the first "petrol from air" using a revolutionary technology that promises to solve the energy crisis as well as helping to curb global warming by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

It is rather the presence of something like the petrol-less air in your tank that is causally efficacious.

The sharp decline came mainly from transport costs, thanks to lower petrol prices and air fares.

The collapse of the World Trade Centre buildings spewed a deadly mix of glass fibres, pulverised cement, asbestos, lead and a host of carcinogens from oil and petrol into the air.

Although the beauty of the place is still evident, the atmosphere resembles a busy industrial port more than a paradise beach, with the endless roar of engines and the smell of petrol in the air.

Because it truly is beautiful weather – a glorious Indian summer day in Hartlepool – with tiny wisps of white cloud in the sky like the pale marks you get in your fingernails after you trap them in something, and hardly any smell of petrol in the air.

Lower petrol prices and air fares helped the consumer prices index (CPI) to fall for the first time since September 2012.

"The militants came just past midnight, firing in the air, sprinkled petrol on containers and then set them on fire," Mohammad Zaman, a security guard at the terminal on the Peshawar ring road, told Reuters.