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We have been looking forward to it for a long time,' said one oilman.

For example: An oilman has a heart attack in his office.

Many years later, I bought oil from her husband, who was an oilman.

"There's no way anybody could characterize me as anything other than a hard working oilman."

When I graduated from university, it was an honor to be an oilman.

I asked him if he were an oilman, too.

The governor, who is a former oilman, has received more support than his rivals from the oil and gas industry.

Analysts doubt that the Texas oilman can justify going much higher.

How much concern did this guy Oilman show you?

He must've sensed the oilman was close to ratting him out.

The Texas oilman said he intended to buy up to 15 percent of the company, whose major operations now are in aerospace.

"Maybe Oilman himself has information about the gold chain."

He is considered to be an archetype for the eccentric Texas oilman.

George Getty (1855-1930) was a lawyer who became an independent oilman in 1904.

After all, you're a financial man, not an oilman.

Evans, an affable Texas oilman, heads down to face the music.

Killing the oilman would have been a temporary fix to a long-range problem.

Imagine it: an oilman pledges to wean America from oil.

A year or so ago, that joke circulated with an Oklahoma oilman in the title role.

He was an oilman turned promoter who had played a major role in launching her acting career.

His younger brother, Jay, an oilman, was on his list.

The autobiography of an oilman who has made it big as a corporation-takeover entrepreneur.

For Santana, he was an oilman who was involved in real estate.

If Oilman were behind the gallery thefts, where might he hide the paintings?

"At any rate, this is pretty heavy evidence against Oilman," said Turner.