Sentences with phrase «dollar gallon of gas»

The halcyon days of the three - sport athlete are as gone as the one - dollar gallon of gas, and even playing two varsity sports is asking a lot, so tell your dad to chill.

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Here is reality,...... When i was a kid, I could fill a jerry can with 5 gallons of gas, buy a pack of smokes and still get change from a 5 dollar bill.

With gas prices hovering around 4 dollars a gallon, and the cost of everything, from groceries to restaurants, having a child, or two or three, playing on sports travel team is becoming a luxury many American families can no longer afford.

He added that the majority of the state's transportation dollars comes from the federal budget and from the gas tax which is 18.4 cent per gallon.

When the rate of inflation is figured in, however, the cost of a gallon of gas in 1980 was actually $ 3.12 (in 2012 dollars).

And with gas prices south of 2 dollars a gallon, why not?

All of a sudden gas is four dollars per gallon and creeping up.

You'd roll into the station, ask for a «dollar's worth», get nearly seven gallons of gas ($ 28 worth today), and cruise until your heart was content.

The price of gas was over three dollars a gallon.

When Kroger is running a 4x Fuel Points promotion on gift card purchases, I have stocked up on gift cards to places we regularly shop and dine, such as Jason's Deli, Macy's, Nordstrom, Panera, Outback and more to earn not only in - store Fuel Points that will save us up to $ 1 per gallon of gas, but also as many as 5x points per dollar for a «grocery» purchase on one of my rewards cards.

When you redeem your rewards, you can get between 10 cents and up to a dollar off per gallon of gas.

Cardholders will earn 20 points per dollar on purchases made in the store and 10 points per gallon of gas.

When the price of gas goes up to 4 dollars a gallon, as it probbaly will this summer, you will see consumers flocking to alternate choices.

To better understand the impacts of global freight movement, consider that the freight industry transports trillions of dollars» worth of goods every year to every corner of the globe and back, largely by burning millions of gallons of diesel fuel, which emits greenhouse gases and other pollutants.

It would need to be high, probably in the range of dollars and not cents per gallon of gas to achieve kinds of reductions that global warming alarmists think are necessary.

But what about in Turkey, where drivers pay the highest gas prices in Europe, if not the world — the equivalent of $ 11 per gallon this past summer (though you get more for your dollar at the moment)?