A British imperial capacity measure (liquid or dry) equal to 4 quarts or 4.545 liters.
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A British Imperial gallon holds 277.42 cubic inches and weighs, at 62 degrees Fahrenheit, 10 pounds.
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Do the math and that comes out to 60 mpg (or 72 miles per Imperial gallon).
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Autocar cites Mercedes saying the diesel hybrid will deliver 56 mpg, but since it is a British magazine, we're guessing that's miles per Imperial gallon.
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The tree at Hieres, above-mentioned, produces about 55 imperial gallons.
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The set includes Imperial Gallon, Half Gallon & Quart and was sourced in England earlier this year.
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In Phoenix, gas prices rose 11 cents per gallon in early November.
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We opened up half a gallon of wine, probably nothing very good.
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A gallon of water weighs eight pounds; one quart weighs two pounds.
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If I could, I'd legislate more miles per gallon for cars immediately.
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They do not move in Humvees that average four miles per gallon.
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For 100 points they could receive a gallon of pistachio ice cream.
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Two 25-gallon fuel tanks keep the Skycar in business for five hours.
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Dairy breeds of sheep and goats give about one gallon per day.
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A standard Prius gets about 55 miles per gallon, according to Toyota.
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Lead arsenate, three-fourths ounce; New Orleans molasses, one-half pint; water, one gallon.
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In a 2 gallon container combine remaining ingredients and pour over chicken.
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INGREDIENTS.-Parsnips ;toeach gallon of water allow 1 heaped tablespoonful of salt.
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The rum rose to fifteen shillings per gallon at the next bid.
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Each advised me to take a quart; that made half a gallon.
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Ethanol imports are slapped with a tariff of 54 cents per gallon.
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Which has a larger density, a marble or a gallon of water?
