Kerosene

The airline company invested in advanced technology to improve the efficiency of kerosene consumption.

The lighthouse keeper diligently maintained the kerosene lantern to guide ships safely.

The lighthouse keeper refilled the lamp with kerosene to keep the beacon shining.

My grandfather used a kerosene lamp to read his books at night.

The antique collector used kerosene to remove years of grime from the vintage furniture.

The factory workers used kerosene to remove stubborn stains from the machinery.

They relied on kerosene for heating their small cabin in the remote mountains.

The laboratory technician used kerosene to dissolve certain chemical compounds.

The explorer packed kerosene stoves for cooking meals during their expedition to the remote mountain range.

The farmer used kerosene to control pests in the fields.

She lit the kerosene stove to cook dinner during the power outage.

The painter used kerosene to thin out the oil-based paint.

The mechanic carefully inspected the kerosene tanks for any leaks.

The lighthouse keeper carefully cleaned the kerosene lamp's glass chimney to ensure a clear light beam.

The hiker carried a portable kerosene stove to cook meals during the camping trip.

The airport runway lights were fueled by kerosene to ensure safe landings at night.

The airport staff stored the kerosene in specially designated containers.

The farmer used kerosene as a pesticide to control insect infestation in the crops.

The old lantern was filled with kerosene to provide light during the power outage.

The photographer used kerosene to clean the lenses of the camera.

The pioneers relied on kerosene to light their homes in the early days of settlement.

The lighthouse keeper relied on kerosene to keep the light shining through the night.

The household had a backup generator fueled by kerosene for emergencies.

In rural areas with limited electricity, many households still use kerosene lamps for illumination.

The airplane's emergency generator runs on kerosene.

The fire department identified the presence of kerosene in the burnt building.

The farmer used kerosene to light the lamps in the barn.

The vintage stove in the kitchen runs on kerosene.

The aviation fuel station offers both gasoline and kerosene for different types of aircraft.

The oil spill cleanup crew used kerosene lamps to burn off the oil residue on the water's surface.

The hiker packed a portable kerosene lantern for his overnight camping trip.

The aviation inspector detected a faint kerosene odor near the aircraft's fuel tank.

The old attic had an eerie atmosphere, heightened by the faint kerosene odor emanating from an antique lamp.

The camping trip became cozier with the warm glow of a kerosene lantern.

The fisherman filled the lamps on his boat with kerosene before setting out for a night fishing trip.

The airplane was fueled by kerosene for its long-haul flight.

The kerosene fumes were overwhelming in the garage.

The kerosene spill caused an environmental hazard.

The maintenance crew filled up the kerosene tank of the stadium's emergency lighting system.

The camping trip was marred by the unpleasant kerosene smell from the lantern.

The lighthouse was powered by kerosene, providing a guiding light for ships at sea.

The farmer used kerosene lamps to illuminate the barn during the power outage.

The emergency generator at the hospital ran on kerosene, ensuring uninterrupted power supply.

The lighthouse keeper had to regularly refill the kerosene tanks to keep the light shining bright.

She spilled some kerosene on the floor while refilling the lantern.

The janitor used kerosene to remove stubborn stains from the classroom floor.

The dry cleaner used kerosene to remove oil stains from the customer's clothes.

The factory worker used kerosene to clean the heavy machinery.

The maintenance crew used kerosene to degrease the airplane engine.

The laboratory technician used kerosene to dissolve the organic compounds.