51 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Suck' in a Sentence
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The powerful vacuum cleaner managed to suck up all the dust and debris from the carpet effortlessly.
The mosquito will be sucking blood from its unsuspecting victim while they sleep.
The student will have been sucking on a pen while pondering the difficult exam question.
The baby continued to suck on his pacifier for comfort.
After the long flight, he complained of a dry throat, having been sucking on cough drops the entire time.
The financial crisis has sucked the value out of many investments.
By the time the journey ends, the vacuum-packed bag will have sucked out all the air.
The portal had the power to suck adventurers into different realms and dimensions.
The new technology has sucked the audience into a virtual reality experience.
The social media drama threatened to suck people into endless arguments.
The online multiplayer game had a storyline that could suck players into a virtual world.
The black hole's gravity was so intense that it could suck in even light itself.
Sarah realized she had been sucking on a lollipop absentmindedly during the meeting.
The mosquito will have been sucking blood from unsuspecting victims all night.
The students were caught off guard by the teacher's question as they had been sucking on candy instead of paying attention.
The powerful turbine engines can suck in large volumes of air for combustion.
The quicksand threatened to suck the hiker deeper into its treacherous grip.
The online tutorial promised to suck learners into the fascinating world of coding.
The mosquito repellent has sucked away my worries about insect bites.
The superhero's powers will have sucked away the villain's strength.
The financial crisis threatened to suck the entire economy into a downward spiral.
The technology will have sucked the data from the cloud seamlessly.
They have sucked the energy out of the room with their constant bickering.
The vacuum-sealed packaging is designed to suck out all the air to maintain freshness.
The social media platform can sometimes suck people into endless scrolling.
By the time she realized it, the straw had sucked the last drop of her milkshake.
The athlete will be sucking in deep breaths of air as they approach the finish line in the marathon.
The movie's plot was so engaging that it could suck viewers into its fictional universe.
The scientist is sucking up liquid samples with a pipette.
The sink in the spaceship's galley had a mechanism to suck away waste efficiently.
The vacuum cleaner will be sucking up all the dust from the carpet during the cleaning process.
As she reads the horror novel, she will be sucking on a lollipop to calm her nerves.
The straw has been sucking up the refreshing juice from the watermelon.
Despite her distaste for it, she will be sucking on a lemon to win the sour candy challenge.
She used a vacuum sealer to suck the air out of the food bags for preservation.
The sinkhole threatened to suck away the foundations of the nearby buildings.
The sink's garbage disposal could efficiently suck away food scraps.
The mosquito has been sucking blood and leaving itchy bites on my arm.
The students have been sucking up information from the professor during the lecture.
The team had sucked in their collective breath as the final seconds of the game ticked away.
The storyteller's words had the power to suck listeners into a captivating tale.
The vacuum cleaner can suck up even the smallest dust particles.
With a mischievous grin, he will be sucking on a straw, sipping the last of his friend's milkshake.
The drainage system has sucked away the rainwater efficiently.
The industrial vacuum system was designed to suck up large quantities of debris.
The turbine's blades could suck in air and convert it into rotational energy.
The futuristic device will have sucked the pollutants from the air.
The student was sucking on a pencil while thinking about the answer.
The clogged drain finally sucked down the water after being unclogged.
The straw poll was conducted to suck in public opinion on the upcoming policy changes.
After the performance, the singer will have sucked in the applause from the audience.
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