gas meter
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of gas meter
First recorded in 1805–15
Example Sentences
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An Octopus customer himself, he claimed the energy firm had put more resources into pursuing him for the bill than in trying to find the missing gas meter.
From BBC
In 2011, Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court heard Beech and Foster ran a pipe into the mosque from a nearby gas meter in a bid to spark an explosion.
From BBC
Residents whose service has been turned off should not attempt to restore service themselves or connect alternative fuels like propane to their natural gas meters, because it is dangerous.
From Los Angeles Times
The fire was set along a wall at the optometry center near a row of gas meters.
From Los Angeles Times
The cause of the leak is still being investigated, but Fire Chief John Donnelly said he believes it "happened after a vehicle struck the gas meter".
From BBC
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