light fuel

In terms of the weight you have to carry around, it is a light fuel.

"With these light fuels being the way they are, even a small amount of wind can pick up the fire and move it pretty quickly."

I now wish to turn to the matter of diesel, or light fuel.

What happens after we use a years worth of lighting fuel in a few minutes?

The lighter fuel cell also makes it more energy efficient.

Now we have to do the same for heavy and light fuel oil, because its sulphur content is still very much higher.

They spread lighter fuel to the face of the guitar and set fire to that.

"We could just have been running lighter fuel than everyone else," he says, teasing.

Ethanol is also used as a cooking and lighting fuel.

Singer was seen buying lighter fuel the day before the fire at the flat.

It was like trying to add lighter fuel to an already burning barbecue.

Castle Cement described the waste as a "new light fuel oil".

However, he brought only a small quantity of lighter fuel, not enough to cause a blaze.

Forensic experts found lighter fuel at three places in the bedroom where the fire was started, the court heard.

Plant consumption in the West consists mostly of diesel and light fuel oil.

The sort of people who live on little more than raw potato, red wine and lighter fuel?

Later made from petroleum, kerosene became a popular lighting fuel.

The power station can be operated with light fuel oil and with natural gas.

The main fuel is natural gas, with light fuel oil a secondary.

Jimi was annoyed at this and asked for some lighter fuel.

The tax can be credited with reducing the sulphur content in light fuel.

Lighter fuel can be used to remove more stubborn stains.

It also had a lighter fuel tank and a modified transmission.

Sniffing lighter fuel or gas would affect anyone who had a heart condition, she said.

Vessels equipped with machinery to suck out the light fuel oil were in the area.