switch to oils造句

• A . There is no need to switch to oil; latex gives good service, probably better than oil.
• High prices for natural gas also have encouraged many consumers to switch to oil, adding to the pressure on crude supplies.
• A shortage of natural gas was forcing many power plants in Southern California to switch to oil, ISO spokesman Patrick Dorinson said.
• As early 1970 passed, Mason s craving to work on a substantially larger scale than watercolor enabled him to make the switch to oil paint.
• It is common to operate on natural gas during the summer season and switch to oil in the winter, when demand is high for gas.
• These customers, who received a discount on their gas bills in exchange for agreeing to switch to oil occasionally, increased demand for heating oil just as prices were rising.
• It was not until 1925 that Comfort painted his first oil painting, when he returned to Toronto where he befriended Will Ogilvie, who may have influenced this switch to oil.
• In 1954, a major fire at South Fremantle in the coal conveyor from the crusher house caused structural damage and resulted in a switch to oil fuel for the boilers.
• But the rise in natural gas will likely spread to heating oil, because some users of natural gas will switch to oil and drive up costs there as well, analysts said.
• Patrick Dorinson, spokesman for the Independent System Operator, which runs the state's power grid, said a shortage of natural gas is forcing many power plants in Southern California to switch to oil.
• He blamed so-called " interruptables . " They are major businesses, hospitals and schools that switched to natural gas heat in the last few years, but which must switch to oil when enough gas cannot be provided to customers-usually in winter.