tankful

Like trying to pick out one goldfish in a tankful.

I took along money for a tankful of gas.

The bill was $80 - 25 percent more than a tankful had cost him in late summer.

I'm waiting for someone to use a tankful of petrol so I can go and have a look.

Try another way for a tankful of gas and see if mileage improves.

Here efficient driving works out to be an extra 140 miles of range per 19-gallon tankful.

"It'll cover your next tankful in that brontosaurus out front."

Those desperate minutes at full throttle had burned over half a tankful.

You have only one tankful at the end, no matter which route you're on?'

He would get a few miles out of a cheap tankful of gas.

He had almost a tankful of gas, he saw, and was grateful for that.

"I got a tankful a gas in the truck.

Mr. Gray said his car ran out of gas and he did not have enough money to buy another tankful.

But that's only one of a tankful of marine pathogens.

Still, the small cars that most tourists rent get good mileage, and a tankful will go a long way.

Eve's vision wavered as if she'd suddenly stepped over her head into a tankful of water.

The announcement caused throngs of Poles to line up for one last tankful at the old price.

It's big business, and the drive-away companies use up tankfuls of drivers on a casual basis.

He felt as though he'd thrown open a door to the desert and had a tankful of water thrown at him.

Marlin pulled off a bolder gamble, going the final 60 laps on one tankful.

Five tankfuls of its new gasoline, Texaco says, will significantly clean the combustion chamber.

"How'd you like to sell the bed you sleep on for a tankful a gas?"

A 20-gallon tankful of gasoline, imported from abroad by the Government, sells for about $6.

What - vanish because of a little paraffin and a tankful of salt water?