barrels造句怎么写

Widely reported to be a mile (1.6 kilometers) wide, a tornado barrels through Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Wednesday.

We dedicate to dust-free systems engineering, air treatment equipment, steel racks, barrels and auto goods shelves used in warehouses.

Nowadays most of the barrels became worthless but there are still some tonnes of gasoline, oil and diesel fuel inside them.

OPEC Secretary General Abdalla Salem el-Badri says the cartel plans to boost its oil production targets by five million barrels a day by 2012.

For some reason nobody gave much of a thought to Seaman White, who was already halfway to Indonesia on a tramp steamer piled high with rusting metal barrels of a particularly toxic weedkiller.

It was the deep passion to win that kept me at it urging Stormy on learning the moves for getting around the barrels and back to the finish line.

We rolled the barrels of oil onto the ship.

It hounds an alarmed kestrel out of the park, then barrels through a flock of seagulls.

The machines lobbed giant stones, flaming barrels of pitch and even the decapitated heads of enemies.

Nor was he able to fire stones at barrels to distract the patrolling guards.

When you arrive at the Arctic Coast of Russia the first thing you can see is tons of garbAge and rusty barrels.

The screen splits horizontally: Scott rockets from right to left on top while his adversary barrels from left to right below and when they meet, the frames explode and merge in a shower of sparks.

As its Siberian oil fields mature, daily output in Russia, without new development, could be reduced by nearly a million barrels by the year 2035, according to the International Energy Agency.

PDVSA USES it to refine 200, 000 barrels per day-well below its capacity.

Galvanized barrels or packing containers of medicine, fuel oil, edible oil or other chemical products shall not be used.

And find it they did, in the middle of the bare steppe of the North-East, at a place called Daqing. The field turned out to be one of the world's biggest, with over 14 billion barrels of reserves.

Then, after the 2005 tsunami, hundreds of the dumped and leaking barrels washed up on shore.

These substances leak from the rusty barrels and pollute soil.

Aerial photographs of the Delta show dozens of tankers illegally linked to pipelines, siphoning off millions of barrels of crude for sale abroad.