barrel **

I'm not going to try to hold them over a barrel.

The figure was 4.6 billion barrels at the end of 1990.

So the total cut would be 1.1 million barrels a day.

We had barrels full at the end of the day.

Best of all, he had a back like a barrel.

I could see quite a long way into the barrel.

What he had taken for a figure in black was a water barrel.

So someone's going to be met at the door looking down the barrel.

The longer the barrel, the higher the control, and the lower the power.

Even then we'd take maybe a barrel of water an hour.

He knew all they could see was light on his barrel.

And I always like doing business with a man who knows he's over a barrel.

Everything seems to be in the same barrel that way.

Two million barrels more a day would be a 36 percent increase.

The amount cut off was about 4.5 million barrels a day.

Now, it is at about 2 million barrels a day.

There was a very large barrel against the far wall.

"He got both barrels off before they cut him down."

Only three of the eight barrels were live at the moment.

He reached back into the case and came out with the barrel.

The size of the barrel does not matter at all.

And when you're done, you can start on another barrel.

It is easy to cut down a longer barrel, too.

In fact, you probably needed some barrels, and I'm sure or were given away.

Two to three million barrels a day, if necessary, at any one time?

A second car barreled into them as they moved past the first, he said.

Just as I turn back, he's already barreling at me.

Many minutes passed, more than half an hour, and they were still barreling along.

Any minute he'd figure out I was gone and come barreling after me.

Half a minute later they barreled out the front door.

But you spot him and he's barreling toward your table with something in hand.

Then he kept the ball on fourth-and-1 and barreled ahead for the first down.

It was still early in the day, but he talked with the energy of someone who had been barreling along for hours.

By now they were probably barreling out to the airport.

I have a great record collection, but they just keep barreling through new stuff.

All at once, a particularly rough body barreled into him.

George barreled in on the next play to give Dallas a 7-0 lead.

Moreover, few companies have barreled into the school systems on their own.

Norton only got one or two of those as we barreled past.

"So he came barreling out here with a hold full of seeds?"

I was barreling up a familiar mountain road near my house.

Now she tried to take hold of his hand, but he was barreling forward to the receiving line.

She barely had it open before the person waiting barreled in.

The water was barrelling now into the crack in the earth.

The last few cars were barreling into the parking lot.

He came barreling out of that door and almost knocked him down.

Dave barrelled his way over to the table with the food on it.

He barreled down into the valley he'd watched for a night and a long morning.

"Be sure your crew knows that before you come barreling in on us."