gas station
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of gas station
First recorded in 1930–35
Example Sentences
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Reiner’s ability to check into a hotel and travel across Los Angeles where he was seen at a gas station and ultimately arrested isn’t necessarily a sign that he was of sound mind, Faerstein said.
From Los Angeles Times
The restaurant is a gathering place for Venezuelans inside a gas station branded Chevron, the oil company that has operated in Venezuela for more than a century.
Every now and then, he watched people pull into the gas station and slink back in the car for their drive of shame.
He worked at a gas station his father owned and, after college at UCLA, where he studied physiology, went to George Washington University Law School at night and planned a career as a patent lawyer.
Officers filmed the arrest, which was also captured on gas station cameras.
From Los Angeles Times
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