Oilcan example sentences

"Oilcan" Example Sentences

1. He oiled the rusty hinges with an oilcan.
2. The mechanic pulled out an oilcan and lubricated the axle.
3. I found an old rusty oilcan in the garage.
4. He hung the oilcan on a nail next to the workbench.
5. The oilcan had faded label that was barely legible.
6. The oilcan had a spout for dispensing the oil.
7. The oilcan was caked with grease and grime.
8. I unscrewed the lid of the old oilcan.
9. The oilcan had a long spout for oiling hard-to-reach places.
10. He sprinkled oil from the oilcan onto the chain.
11. I wiped the oilcan clean with a rag.
12. The handyman hung the oilcan on a hook.
13. I refilled the oilcan from the larger can.
14. She poured oil from the oilcan into the crevices.
15. The farmer oiled the plow with oil from an old oilcan.
16. I found the oilcan under a pile of rusty tools.
17. The old oilcan had once contained motor oil.
18. The rusted oilcan lay forgotten in the garage.
19. The oilcan had holes rusted through the sides.
20. I shook the oilcan to determine how much oil was left.
21. The farmer hung the oilcan on the tractor handle.
22. The oilcan still contained some small amount of oil.
23. I set the freshly filled oilcan down on the workbench.
24. The oilcan had a long history with the farm tools.
25. He hung the oilcan on a hook in the garage.
26. The old oilcan made a screeching noise when opened.
27. I examined the oilcan closely for damage and leaks.
28. I closed the lid on the freshly filled oilcan.
29. The oilcan needed to be replaced before it rusted through.
30. The garage had oilcans lying around for decades.
31. The oilcan contained motor oil for lubricating parts.
32. The mechanic used the oilcan to lubricate the machines.
33. I shook the oilcan to determine how much oil remained.
34. He dipped a rag in the oilcan to oil the hinges.
35. The old oilcan still contained some oil residue.
36. We disposed of the rusted old oilcans properly.
37. He wiped the rag across the oilcan spout to clean it.
38. The oilcan had obviously not been used in years.
39. The old oilcans still had some historical value.
40. The oilcan hung on a rusty nail near the door.
41. The thread of the oilcan lid was worn and rusty.
42. The oilcan still contains some thickened oil.
43. He shook the oilcan to loosen the thick oil inside.
44. The small oilcan had a long nozzle for hard-to-reach places.
45. The oilcan was lime green in color with a fading logo.
46. The handle of the oilcan was bent and rusted.
47. We scrubbed the oilcan clean with steel wool and solvent.
48. The oilcan had lost most of its label over the years.
49. They collected many old rusty oilcans over the years.
50. He picked up the oilcan and pried the lid open.
51. I shook the oilcan and heard the thick oil sloshing inside.
52. The unlabeled oilcan probably contained used motor oil.
53. The old oilcan still has some sentimental value.
54. He hung the freshly filled oilcan back on the hook.
55. The mechanic filled the oilcan from the larger drum.
56. The wrench slipped off the rusted lid of the old oilcan.
57. The oilcan contained just enough oil for one more use.
58. The mechanic inspected the old oilcan for leaks.
59. The oil slopped out of the oilcan when he picked it up.
60. The rusted nozzle of the oilcan fell off when he shook it.

Common Phases

1. The mechanic picked up the oilcan and oiled the hinges on the door.
2. He used an oilcan to lubricate the rusty chain on the bike.
3. The oilcan had an old-fashioned spout that pumped oil when squeezed.
4. She opened the oilcan and greased the door hinges so they wouldn't squeak.
5. The tin oilcan sparkled in the sunlight as it hung next to the toolshed door.
6. The old oilcan was dusty and worn from years of use.
7. He carefully lifted the oilcan to pour a little oil on each axle of the wheelbarrow.
8. The boy emptied the contents of the oilcan onto the rusty gears of the machine.
9. The old oilcan leaked when he turned it upside down.
10. The gardener grabbed the oilcan and applied some oil to the blades of the lawnmower.
11. The farmer squatted down to oil the hinges of the chicken coop door with his brass oilcan.
12. The vintage oilcan still smelled faintly of motor oil.
13. She unscrewed the cap from the oilcan and poured oil into each of the bearings.
14. He hung the oilcan back on its hook next to the toolbox.
15. The oilcan had been passed down through generations of mechanics in the family.
16. The rusted old oilcan was embossed with the logo of a long-gone garage.
17. The mechanic squeezed the spout of the oilcan, droplets of oil falling onto the engine part.
18. The gardener dripped oil from the oilcan onto the sharp blades of the hedge trimmer.
19. The nozzle of the oilcan was clogged, making it difficult to dispense the oil evenly.
20. The oilcan was hard to squeeze, requiring the full strength of both hands.
21. The fresh oil smell was strong as he poured it from the oilcan onto the wheel axle.
22. Peering into the dust-covered oilcan, he realized it was almost empty.
23. The label on the oilcan was stained and faded, rendering the name of the oil illegible.
24. The farmer poured oil from the oilcan over the rusted nuts and bolts on the tractor.
25. He accidentally knocked the oilcan off the workbench, spilling oil across the garage floor.
26. The old-fashioned oilcan had red lettering warning "Flammable."
27. The mechanic put down the wrench and picked up the oilcan to lubricate the engine parts.
28. The tin oilcan had been left at the window ledge, dripping oil onto the soil.
29. The oilcan was tossed aside, forgotten by its previous owner.
30. He tried to shake the last few drops of oil out of the oilcan.
31. The gardener wiped excess oil from the lawnmower blades with a rag after applying oil from the can.
32. The oilcan glinted in the afternoon rays of sunshine beckoning to be used.
33. The worker struggled to slide the oilcan's cap back on after filling it with fresh oil.
34. She rubbed the dust and dirt from the oilcan before putting it to use.
35. He swirled the oil in the oilcan, mixing it thoroughly before using it.
36. The rusted oilcan left rust-colored stains on the garage floor.
37. After spraying the inside of the oilcan with WD-40, the worker was able to squeeze the spout more easily.
38. The antique oilcan collection included dozens of different colors and designs.
39. The oilcan was filled with a type of grease instead of oil for lubricating certain engine parts.
40. The faded label on the rusty old oilcan was barely readable anymore.
41. The sculptor used an oilcan as inspiration for a nonfunctional object in his still life piece.
42. The oilcan remained rusted and unused, long forgotten in an old shed.
43. The mechanic oiled the saw chain with oil from a plastic oilcan.
44. He hung the freshly filled oilcan back on its hook on the garage wall.
45. She wiped the dust and dirt off the old oilcan before examining it further.
46. The gardener opened the nozzle of the oilcan to release a thin stream of oil onto the new lawnmower blades.
47. The newly purchased oilcan still had all the sharp corners and smooth sides without dents or rust.
48. The oilcan collected as an antique was now a hundred years old.
49. The tin oilcan had begun to rust through from years of exposure to the elements.
50. The finger oil from many people's hands had turned the handle of the oilcan nearly black.
51. The oilcan was an essential tool to have on any farm or workshop.
52. The mechanic collected antique oilcans from years gone by.
53. He poured oil from the large oilcan into the tiny gear of the pocket watch.
54. The blacksmith used oil from an oilcan to lubricate the gears and joints of his creations.
55. He struggled to pour oil from the oilcan onto the moving parts because the car was shaking so much.
56. She pried open the rusty lid of the old oilcan and peered inside.
57. The gardener hung the oilcan back on its hook next to the shed door.
58. The oilcan collection included rare finds from the late 19th century.
59. The bottle opener on the oilcan's lid made it convenient to refill.
60. The mechanic squeezed oil from the oilcan into each of the wheel bearings to lubricate them.