Sentence examples for be sucked from inspiring English sources

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be sucked

verb

To use the mouth and lips to pull in (a liquid, especially milk from the breast).

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We cannot be sucked dry.

Iran, China and Russia could all be sucked in.

"And I'd be sucked into the void".

That's why Labour has refused to be sucked into the Prime Minister's renegotiation process.

But it also scarily suggests how people may be sucked into the swirling vortex of consumerism.

He allowed himself to be sucked into the vortex; his biographer ought to follow him there.

As the world's superpower, America is likely to be sucked into Syria eventually.

Many fear their country may be sucked into a regional war.

The last thing Hungary wants is to be sucked into an ethnic conflict on its borders.

Norwich and Bournemouth might still be sucked under but Watford won't.

The Tigers allowed themselves to be sucked in by the money three years ago.

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