petrol station造句

One played the part of the seller of a petrol station and the other the buyer.

The driver stopped the car at the petrol station to refuel.

Other related facilities are complete, entertainment, hospital, petrol station are being constructed.

The Morongo reservation now boasts restaurants, a shop, a petrol station and a large water-bottling plant.

IN MYANMAR, a column of cars at a petrol station usually means a fuel shortage or a broken pump.

Pairs of students were asked to play the role of a seller of a petrol station who then needed to get a job and a buyer who would need to hire staff to run the business.

Nevertheless, where both negotiators had lived abroad 70% struck a deal in which the seller was offered a management job at the petrol station in return for a lower asking price.

But it might also be able to inform you about the nearest (and cheapest) petrol station, book your car for servicing and phone the ambulance in case of an accident.

Shops and petrol stations were ransacked, cars burnt.

SpeedPass, a contactless keychain issued by Exxon Mobil, can be used at petrol stations.

The colonel’s forces sabotaged petrol stations and power lines when they retreated west.

At the moment, petrol stations on the Chinese mainland are increasing their sales promotions.

The black-market price of petrol is now 30 times more than the official rate at petrol stations, where drivers wait in mile-long queues for up to a week.

Britain has just shown how a two-day strike at a Scottish refinery affected deliveries to petrol stations and, more seriously, disrupted oil output.

At selected petrol stations in Germany and America, customers will be able to refill one of their two tanks with liquid hydrogen.