Sentences with phrase «gas gets things going»

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Regarding gastric emptying, I actually think that I may have naturally - slow gastric emptying — which is made even slower by cinnamon, vinegar, and other things that are supposed to naturally moderate blood sugar spikes — and this makes the GERD / acid reflux that I have (due to a hiatal hernia which was due to an unavoidable accident) worse, because some meals that I am eating are staying in my stomach for so long that I will still burp up gas from them and get acidic splashes at the back of my mouth from them 6 - 8 hours after I have stopped all eating for the day (whether I have stayed upright and awake all those hours or have gone to sleep after the first 3 hours of not ingesting anything — 3 hours is the minimum time I put between eating and lying down, to ward off acid reflux when I'm sleeping).

You've got to put your foot on the gas when it comes... or things can go back to where they were.»

But every time I stepped on the gas I got that wailing, woeful reminder from the engine that, «Hey man, whatever power and torque I'm producing has to go through that thing, so don't come whining to me about ain't no power or nothin».»

in 3 months went to fix 2 times, don't start, the towing guy show me receipts for 7 prius daily, very bad sign, never go to west kendall toyota, very bad customer service, got my new plate after 7 days the temporary expire, fast service department but don't know what happen with my prius v 4, they only have 1 master technician for prius to resolve starting problems and reset software and he is on vacations, keep driving but scare about reliability, good on gas, smooth ride but paying $ 37.560 for a prius???? its ridiculous, same price that any lexus, no government incentives, just for all electric cars or plug - in, after my last visit now my car don't recognize the key, need to press to open doors and use the key just in front of the start bottom to start the car, even doing that, some times don't start, is amazing, don't recommend to buy a prius, price to high, if you use your car for daily commute you will get your money back on saving gas in 10 years, time to change the car, I driving with Uber and Lyft and only one thing is great» «45 mpg» combined, that's it.

Gets the great gas mileage Does particularly well in heavy stop and go traffic Can get feedback on your driving if you want it Has an attractive shape Hatchback in convenient for loading and unload things like groceries With fold down rear seat you can fit a lot into the car Very dependable â $ «hasn't needed any major repairs Dash is easy to read Filter on incoming air â $ «good for allergy sufferers

before looking at Toyota i went to ford and test drove the 2017 F150 and altho ford has came a long way i still like the way toyota tundra drives and handle better expecialy on ice this truck refuses to slide side to side in two wheel drive or four wheel drive one of the things I was looking for as my wife and all three of our kids would be in this truck I would say as safe as you can get I get great gas mileage made a trip from mid MO to Houston TX I did not get great gas mileage there do to wanting to get the drive over with and really putting my foot in it but on the way back with a trailer carrying a motorcycle I got 600 miles to the tank cant beet that very spacious I have a son that is 6» 2 and he has plenty of leg room in the back seat as in the F150 he had to sit uncomfortable I am sold on this truck very great people to work wit has well I am now a Toyota fan and will buy tundra for my trucks from now on

One thing that goes without saying is the amazing gas mileage this car gets.

The only thing is gas mileage when I push the gas otherwise I do get 17/27 but when I push the gas it would go down to 12/18.

A quick tap on the gas or flick of the resume button gets things going again.

My family and I are very happy with this van, the room in this thing is great and the way gas is going up we won't get rid of this thing anytime soon.

You're going to have to spend money at some point — there's food to buy, shopping, gas and all kinds of things you need on a daily basis — why not get rewarded for it?

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a new report detailing the significant impact climate change is already having on the Earth's continents and ocean systems and warns that things are going to get worse unless greenhouse gas emissions are quickly brought under control.

Even if the earth's temperature had stayed the same or even decreased slighty over this time, ask yourself this: given what we know about the greenhouse effect and the levels of CO2 gases the world is creating, would you not be concerned that if we continue at the current rate, things are gonna get a hotter, eventually?

By that we mean that if you're going to tax something, get the incentives right and tax things like greenhouse gases (CO2, methane, etc), toxins (mercury, dioxin, etc) and things that are locally scarce (water in Las Vegas, for example).

He tells me that once he gets his license, he is going to have to pay for his own car, gas, car payments and insurance and those things will necessitate him getting a job.