(1) The government must do more to encourage drivers to buy smarter cars that use less fuel by increasing the tax on gas guzzlers," Bosworth said.
(2) Maltings' seven cask ales include permanent Black Sheep, regular staples such as York Brewery's Guzzler and beers from newer, smaller breweries, such as Coxhoe's Sonnet 43 and Morpeth's Anarchy.
(3) About half of those gathered for the board meeting were direct descendants of John D Rockefeller – founder of the oil empire that eventually became ExxonMobil – and here they were, gathered in the estate he built at Pocantico Hills, New York, surrounded by a collection of antique gas guzzlers and limousines, preparing to take a highly symbolic stand against fossil fuels.
(4) Linking his revived plan for an extra-high congestion charge for gas-guzzler vehicles to the wellbeing of voters in the outer London boroughs of Bromley, Barking or Barnet is a cute ploy, but can he be sure that the policy "would raise millions to protect the fare-payer"?
(5) The first one replaced an Audi A4 all-roader, a big gas guzzler.
(6) Pledges include: Transport New congestion charge zone near Heathrow; increase the congestion charge from £10 to £15 and £40 for "gas guzzlers", and replace it with a London-wide pay-as-you-drive scheme in three years as part of measures to reduce pollution, ease congestion and improve road safety for everyone, including cyclists and pedestrians; aim to make at least a third of tube step-free by 2018.
(7) The cost of running a large polluting gas-guzzler will rise by less than expected - just £5 a month.
(8) The carmaker sees the Volt as an important symbol of its switch from old gas guzzlers to new greener and smaller cars, and is using a logo with the figure 230 printed on a green background to build interest in the brand.
(9) Above and beyond all that, John Lackey had to prove to a skeptical fanbase that his pitching struggles were because his arm was torn to shreds not because he was an out-of-shape beer-guzzler hated by his fielders.
(10) "The scrapping of the £25 charge for gas guzzlers and the proposed abolition of the western extension of the congestion charge zone will reduce the cost of driving in London, while the mayor imposes massive increases in fares for public transport and drives people off the buses."
(11) Patio heaters are the ultimate gas guzzlers and in deep midwinter you might as well try and face down winter air by blasting a hairdryer out the window.
(12) This includes raising the congestion charge from £10 to £15, slapping a £40 daily charge on "gas guzzlers", an ultra-low emission zone in central London and replacing the central congestion charge zone with a region-wide road pricing scheme after three years.
(13) Others might question whether gas guzzlers such as the Phantom are really appropriate in today's world of climate change and environmental awareness.
(14) Its mainstay Guzzler (fresh as the proverbial daisy, a dry, easy-drinking pale), was joined by the likes of Wonkey Donkey and Black Bess.
(15) Even fossil fuel-burning power plants have become more efficient, and electric cars provide an alternative to gas-guzzlers, while better building design and more advanced electrical equipment mean we can enjoy modern facilities without rising emissions.