Sentence examples for so much fuel from inspiring English sources

You know, satellites die after time, and they only have so much fuel and other things.

Ship it by air and its footprint would quadruple because it takes so much fuel to keep a plane aloft.

But ornithologists believed that the hummingbirds burned so much fuel flapping their wings that they simply could not survive a nonstop trip across the Gulf of Mexico.

There was so much fuel in young clusters that the piranha-like black holes were able to thrive by growing much earlier than their counterparts in nearby clusters.

Airlines fly some very old airplanes, but new ones promise to save so much fuel that the old ones may be finally put out to pasture.

Irina Danenberg, Aeroflot's spokeswoman, said Aeroflot was selling its Tu-154 jets because they burned so much fuel compared with Western planes, not because of safety concerns.

Boundaries today are largely political, but even those, as witnessed by the recent uprisings in the Middle East so much fueled by the social media, are at best constructs that are rapidly changing.

We'll never know, of course, whether that's actually so, and in truth both the crime rate and the crack epidemic, which did so much to fuel it, had already begun to subside under Mayor Dinkins.

"I suspect never, in the field of human endeavour, has so simple a line chart done so much to fuel the debate among so many, not just in the salons of Paris but in the Starbucks of London and New York.

So much fossil fuel is required to take grain to animals, animals to slaughter, meat to table – and during digestion these animals are producing methane – an even more virulent gas than carbon dioxide.

So did the American Petroleum Institute, one of the most powerful lobbying groups in Washington, because some integrated oil giants, such as BP and Shell, were now producing so much blended fuel that they were generating surplus credits, which they sold to smaller refiners like CVR.