100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "gallon"

Definition

A gallon is a unit of measurement for liquid capacity, commonly used in the United States and the United Kingdom. In the U.S., a gallon is equivalent to 128 fluid ounces or approximately 3.785 liters, while in the UK, it is equivalent to 160 fluid ounces or approximately 4.546 liters. The term "gallon" can also refer to a container that holds this volume of liquid.

Synonyms

• Quart (in some contexts, though a quart is a smaller unit)
• Container (when referring to a vessel that holds a gallon)
• Jug (informally, when describing a gallon-sized container)

Antonyms

• Pint (a smaller unit of liquid measurement)
• Ounce (a smaller unit of liquid measurement)
• Milliliter (a smaller metric unit of liquid measurement)

Examples

1. I need to gallon the remaining juice into a larger container.
2. The recipe calls for a gallon of milk to make the cheese.
3. She bought a gallon of paint to finish the room.
4. The tank can gallon enough water for the entire season.
5. They measured the fuel in gallon to determine their consumption.
6. We used a gallon of vinegar for the cleaning project.
7. He accidentally spilled a gallon of water on the floor.
8. The store sells gallon containers of syrup for the restaurant.
9. She filled the gallon with lemonade for the picnic.
10. The recipe requires a gallon of broth for the soup.
11. They decided to gallon the leftover soup for later.
12. We need to gallon the wine before serving it.
13. The truck's tank can gallon more than 30 gallons of fuel.
14. I bought a gallon of ice cream for the party.
15. He measured a gallon of oil for the fryer.
16. The farmer needs to gallon the feed for the livestock.
17. Let’s gallon the leftover paint into smaller containers.
18. I noticed that the gallon of milk was almost empty.
19. He had to gallon the fuel before the trip.
20. We used a gallon of water to fill the pool.
21. The recipe was designed for a gallon of sauce.
22. She prefers to gallon her beverages in glass jars.
23. The gas station sells gallon sized drinks.
24. He learned to gallon the chemicals safely.
25. It took a gallon of paint to cover the fence.
26. We need to gallon the soda for the event.
27. They decided to gallon the leftover paint for future use.
28. The container can gallon up to two gallons of liquid.
29. I bought a gallon of juice for breakfast.
30. The recipe suggests using a gallon of water.
31. Can you gallon that milk into smaller containers?
32. The gallon of honey was very heavy.
33. He had to gallon the liquids separately.
34. The store has a sale on gallon containers of detergent.
35. We need to gallon the lemonade for the party.
36. The gallon of paint needed to be shaken well.
37. She used a gallon of glue for her project.
38. I realized we need to gallon more water before the hike.
39. They will gallon the soup into jars for storage.
40. The gallon of oil was too slippery to handle.
41. It took a gallon of water to fill the vase.
42. He managed to gallon the ingredients perfectly.
43. The gallon of syrup will last all winter.
44. We prefer to gallon our drinks in reusable containers.
45. The recipe used a gallon of broth for flavor.
46. She wants to gallon the remaining pasta sauce.
47. The gallon of paint was on sale last week.
48. He had to gallon the mixture carefully.
49. We plan to gallon the juice before serving.
50. The gallon of milk was left in the fridge.
51. Let’s gallon some of this water for later.
52. They need to gallon the ingredients for the cake.
53. The gallon of cleaning solution was too strong.
54. I will gallon the oil into the frying pan.
55. She decided to gallon the leftover soup into containers.
56. The gallon of soda was a great deal.
57. He learned to gallon the chemicals for the experiment.
58. We need to gallon some water for the plants.
59. The gallon of ice cream disappeared quickly at the party.
60. I want to gallon the rest of the juice.
61. The gallon of paint required two coats.
62. She had to gallon the mixture before pouring it.
63. The gallon of water was too heavy to lift.
64. We need to gallon the batter before cooking.
65. He decided to gallon the remaining ingredients.
66. The gallon of salad dressing was on sale.
67. I asked her to gallon the soup for dinner.
68. The gallon of syrup was perfect for pancakes.
69. He needed to gallon the mixture carefully for consistency.
70. We plan to gallon the drinks for the barbecue.
71. The gallon of water was refreshing after the hike.
72. She prefers to gallon her smoothies in large jars.
73. I want to gallon the ingredients for the stew.
74. The gallon of glue was more than enough for the project.
75. He had to gallon the paint to avoid spills.
76. We need to gallon the lemonade before serving.
77. The gallon of yogurt was a healthy snack option.
78. She will gallon the soup into bowls for lunch.
79. The gallon of oil was used for frying.
80. I plan to gallon the marinade for the chicken.
81. The gallon of honey was a sweet addition.
82. They decided to gallon the leftover drinks.
83. The gallon of tea was brewed fresh.
84. I need to gallon the leftover batter.
85. The gallon of milk is in the fridge.
86. She prefers to gallon her smoothies in bulk.
87. He wants to gallon the ingredients properly.
88. The gallon of fruit juice was refreshing.
89. We will gallon the water for the garden.
90. The gallon of paint was just the right color.
91. I will gallon the mixture into the jars.
92. The gallon of sauce was perfect for the pasta.
93. He decided to gallon the drinks in advance.
94. We need to gallon the salad dressing for the party.
95. The gallon of soup will feed a large group.
96. She managed to gallon the ingredients without spilling.
97. The gallon of lemonade was a summer favorite.
98. He had to gallon the milk carefully.
99. We like to gallon our smoothies for breakfast.
100. The gallon of sauce was a hit at the dinner.