Usage examples of "Washington gas" in English with translation to French

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We're running out of gas. Nous allons manquer de gaz.
I was never the likeliest candidate for this office. We didn't start with much money or many endorsements. Our campaign was not hatched in the halls of Washington. It began in the backyards of Des Moines, and the living rooms of Concord, and the front porches of Charleston. It was built by working men and women who dug into what little savings they had to give $5 and $10 and $20 to the cause. Je n'ai jamais été le candidat le plus probable pour ce poste. Nous n'avons pas démarré avec beaucoup d'argent et d'appuis. Notre campagne n'a pas éclos dans les couloirs de Washington. Elle a commencé dans les faubourgs de Des Moines, les salles de séjour de Concorde et les avant-porches de Charleston. Elle a été construite par des travailleurs et travailleuses qui ont pioché dans le peu d'économies dont ils disposaient pour donner 5, 10 ou 20$ à la cause.
The gas tank suddenly blew up. Le réservoir de gaz a soudainement explosé.
Excuse me, does this train go to Washington Square? Excusez-moi, ce train va-t-il à Washington Square ?
Gas was escaping from a crack in the pipe. L'essence s'échappait d'une fissure dans le tube.
My uncle lived in Washington, D. C. for two years. Mon oncle a vécu à Washington pendant deux ans.
No sooner had I entered the room than I noticed the smell not only of tobacco but of gas. Je ne fus pas plus tôt rentré dans la pièce que je remarquais non seulement l'odeur de tabac mais aussi de gaz.
Cherry trees are now in bloom in Washington. Les cerisiers sont en fleur en ce moment à Washington.
Where do I pay for the gas? Où dois-je payer pour le gaz ?
You can go from Washington to New York by train. Vous pouvez aller de Washington à New-York en train.
Don't forget to turn off the gas before going out. N'oubliez pas de couper le gaz avant de sortir.
According to the Washington Post, between 2000 and 2006, the U.S. government sent $1.3 billion in farm subsidies to people who don’t farm. Selon le Washington Post, entre l'an 2000 et 2006, le gouvernement américain a donné 1,3 milliards de dollars en subventions agricoles à des gens qui ne cultivaient pas de terre.
You can't see gas; it's invisible. On ne peut pas voir le gaz ; il est invisible.
Then we visited Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States of America. Nous visitâmes alors Washington, D.C., la capitale des États-Unis d'Amérique.
Gas is a little cheaper with self-service, now that deregulation is kicking in. L'essence est un peu moins chère en libre service, maintenant que la dérégulation entre en vigueur.
You can get from Washington to New York by train. Vous pouvez aller de Washington à New-York en train.
Cut off the gas! Coupez le gaz !
Which is the capital of the United States, Washington or New York? La capitale des États-Unis est Washington ou bien New-York ?
I smell gas. Je sens le gaz.
New York is accessible by train from Washington. New-York est accessible en train depuis Washington.
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