Gallons [noun]

The millions of gallons that trickle and drain naturally into California belong to California.

Mix about 1½ cups of cleaner per gallon of water, then spray or mop on.

We’re letting millions of gallons of sewage-contaminated Tijuana River water go to waste by tossing it to the Pacific Ocean.

A family of four pees about 13 gallons a week, and that can add up to millions of gallons every year in a big city.

The K23 has a better battery—41 kilowatt hours versus the K27’s 17 kilowatt hours—but it takes a little longer to charge and gets fewer miles per gallon in both city and highway driving.

For a tank this size you’ll want a filter that turns over 40 to 60 gallons per hour.

They told us in 2017 they worried the project would siphon money from Tijuana’s already-strained sewer system, which has caused millions of gallons of sewage to cross north and frequently forces the closures of San Diego beaches.

Of course, it was the same gallon or two pumped around and around, but clear, flowing water is a sight on Mars.

I hadn't thought of burros—me on one of 'em—slapping with my hat to get two miles to the gallon!

The incomers slept eight in a room, burned oil at one dollar a gallon, and ate potatoes at ten cents apiece.