Sentence examples for release barrel from inspiring English sources

It was 1 40 P.M. on a warm day in mid-August, and the jets had already undertaken eleven sorties, accompanied twice by helicopter gunships that opened their doors to release barrel bombs — improvised explosives packed into large barrels.

Releasing barrels would at the very least send a signal to OPEC, "Gentlemen, you are overstepping yourselves".

When the whiskey was first released Orphan Barrel did not release the name of the original distillery, but hardcore bourbon enthusiasts quickly recognized that mash bill as Bernheim's.

He also highlighted the IEA's own stockpiles, saying: "We can release two million barrels per day for two years.

On June 23rd the rich-world energy consumers' club surprised markets by announcing that its 28 members would release 60m barrels of oil over 30 days from their reserves with the United States providing half the total.

Yet on June 23rd the IEA surprised oil markets by saying that it would release 60m barrels of oil from its stockpile over a 30-day period to ensure a "soft landing for the world economy".

After the success in Jamaica of one of his first productions, "Come Back Darling" by Johnny Osbourne and the Sensations, Mr. Riley, in 1971, released "Double Barrel" by Dave and Ansell Collins, a rollicking reggae instrumental punctuated by boastful shouts ("I am the magnificent!") that charted across Europe and became only the second Jamaican record to reach No. 1 on the pop charts in Britain.

This may well be bluff; but, even if he takes no military action, Iraq's leader has the power to disrupt the oil market: if he suddenly took his considerable output off the market, all of OPEC could not soon make up the shortfall.The upshot is that Mr Clinton may release 30m barrels of oil on to the market only to find prices rising again after an early cold snap in Connecticut.

Have you ever wondered what it looks like when a camera company releases a barrel full of new cameras on the evening following the Super Bowl?

It would have to be bigger too: Chevron has admitted if things went wrong it would release 77,000 barrels a day, 25percentt more than went into the Gulf.

This will release the barrels.