| The high-octane production recreates the energy, style and music of the stars of the Motown stable. |
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| The company recently added motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson Inc. to its high-octane roster of clients. |
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| How can this be reconciled with the market-driven, high-octane, modernising spirit of the new millennium? |
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| One of the main challenges of filming, he says, lay in translating the passion and the high-octane energy of the sport to the screen. |
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| He's a high-octane attorney who has assumed the case of a young lady's disappearance. |
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| The speedy Northern Ireland international turned in a high-octane performance that lifted his team-mates. |
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| For the first time, Rupert Murdoch's high-octane conservative channel beat out CNN, a division of AOL-Time Warner, in the ratings war in January. |
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| Even the most high-octane petrolhead should make time for a tour of Goodwood House, which is open from March to October. |
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| There is a region in south Philadelphia where the underground water is known to be polluted with high-octane gasoline. |
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| As you know, regular gasoline has an octane of 87, so it's a high-octane fuel. Race car drivers love using it. |
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| Most importantly, they kept the high-octane Kansas City offense off the field. |
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| In the high-octane worlds of college football and basketball, the goal of most coaches is not to produce well-rounded human beings but well-rounded athletes. |
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| Their Methuselah-like lives leave time for such learning, and their high-octane pollen banquets furnish the brain food. |
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| Fuel ethanol is a high-octane alcohol produced from the fermentation of sugar or converted starch, usually from a grain feedstock. |
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| Dotty took a 1958 Ford Prefect, slapped three turbochargers on it, filled it with high-octane fuel and gave it to a 17-year old who crashed it. |
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| This episode illuminates the omnipresent peril the current president faces in having such a high-profile, high-octane frenemy. |
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| A petrol tank containing high-octane fuel is beside your seat. |
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| The opening numbers are all high-octane rock numbers with the emphasis on ultimate pomp and showmanship. |
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| Both mainlined the European novel of ideas into the veins of American literature and infused it with a coruscating, high-octane style. |
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| This allows other high-octane gasoline components such as benzene and aromatics to be substituted. |
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| Many motorists are paying more for high-octane gas, when in fact it is not really necessary. |
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| These high-octane events are the highlight of an already exciting racing schedule, especially the closing Formula One battle on the Sunday. |
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| The inventive opening street brawl and the high-octane sword fight between a strident Mercutio and Tybalt are peaks in a work that is not shy to entertain. |
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| Plenty of real American cities, we found, are taking positive steps to soften the rough edges of our high-octane day-to-day. |
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| The script is chucklesome rather than high-octane hilarious. |
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| The formerly high-octane prose is leaden, repetitive and bulked out with techno-speak and brand names. |
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| O'Neill's Villa demanded high-octane, blood-and-thunder performances from an alarmingly small number of core players. |
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| The high-octane movie is a must-see for any adrenaline junkie. |
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| Blast into spiral twists while fending off zillions of enemies in this high-octane Action thriller. |
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| For the first time since he and Ann-Margaret proclaimed Viva Las Vegas, Presley pairs with a high-octane singing, dancing leading lady. |
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| She was as good as they came: unflappable, caring, and experienced in dealing with high-octane egos. |
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| Sulfuric acid is used as a catalyst for refining and for producing alkylate, an essential component of high-octane gasoline. |
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| This high-octane production threatens eaters' health, too. |
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| Mr. Velella's pals were high-octane indeed. |
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| The Rugby Sevens tournament in Delhi will be the first opportunity to witness this unique brand of high-octane action in a multi-sport setting since it was added to the Olympic program a year ago. |
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| Whether you're looking for high-octane speed and power, luxurious comfort, or family-friendly convenience, we have the boat you need, and the experienced personnel qualified to advise you properly. |
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| I am delighted that Mr Barroso seems to be running on high-octane fuel and long may that continue, but the rising tide of protectionist rhetoric and protectionist actions by Member State governments is unacceptable. |
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| Ethanol is a high-octane alcohol that can be created from the starches and sugars present in a variety of agricultural crops such as corn, wheat and barley. |
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| With these three levels of precision, TAG Heuer has set an unprecedented record and demonstrates its high-octane motor-racing DNA more powerfully than any other watch brand. |
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| But in such a high-octane match, there was no time to dwell on it. |
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| It was a barnstorming production, a high-octane, rip roaring success. |
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| The tight battle reflects the high-octane energy among GOP voters. |
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| Is there a more high-octane meeting in recent memory that any policy wonk would have rather attended? |
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| The first phase of Persian Gulf Star Refinery will come online this year and start producing high-octane gasoline, Adib said in April. |
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| As a result, it became clear that the companies BNK and SHNOS overstated prices for high-octane gasoline having sufficient reserves. |
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| Wipeout was a solid high-octane racing game with perfect gameplay and stunning graphics. |
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| This high-octane rock opera has far more in common with Pete Townshend's bizarre brainchild, Tommy, than it does with the film of the same name. |
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| The average retail prices of high-octane gasoline and diesel oil on Monday rewrote their respective record highs. |
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| And normally, to be squiring someone from the Models 1 brochure, you have to look the part, live the life, run with the fast-living, high-octane international set. |
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| Kucho dissects the jazzed-up juggernaut of the original mix, and injects it with the healthy dose of high-octane treatment that has become somewhat of a trademark for the King of Spanish House! |
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| Instead, his usual mode of speech is fuelled by high-octane superlatives. |
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| Humiliated by Brazil in their last match, the European champions will be going all out to restore some wounded pride, so the game should be a high-octane affair. |
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| The refinery, initially designed to be export-oriented, sent the shipment of 320,000 barrels of high-octane gasoline to the southern city of Jizan, it said in a statement. |
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| Alkylate is a low-sulfur, high-octane gasoline additive used to produce cleaner burning automotive fuels. |
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| Sulfuric acid, which is a catalyst for producing alkylate, an essential component of high-octane gasoline, gathers impurities that reduce its catalytic properties during the production of alkylate. |
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| The high-octane Bollywood dancercise programme, pictured right, is being launched at The Greens of Montgomerie Golf Club today from 9am-10am. |
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| For much of its first hour, Mad Dogs US seems overly preoccupied with underlining the tension between its leads in thick marker pen, making it seem less like a high-octane thriller and more like a sulky stag night. |
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| In this great racing game in 3D, compete a high-octane monster truck race. |
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| Smoke-filled cafes line the pedestrianised main street, serving bitter coffee against the blaring backdrop of another regional speciality: high-octane turbo-folk music. |
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| For Volvo, Abbott drew on his experience at Doyle Dane Bernbach, whose magisterial 1960s Volkswagen ads were powered by high-octane irony and anchored by knowing self-deprecation. |
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| Although the sound is high-octane heavy with massive riffs and full-throated vocals, the album has more going for it than your average testosterone rock. |
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| Both encounters got under way at the same time as the rain teemed down across the continent, setting the stage for two hours of high-octane excitement. |
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| Expect car chases and punch-ups galore in this high-octane thriller. |
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| Instead, Perth-born Burns' routines have been known to peel paint, such is the force of his decidedly politically incorrect, high-octane performances. |
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| Spectators will watch the story unfold in a display of high-octane drama and pyrotechnics to show a dystopic society where people seek happiness in a world of technology. |
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| High-octane fuel simply allows the higher pressures and temperatures in these high-output engines by preventing pre-ignition. |
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