Sentence examples for from cocksucker from inspiring English sources

Footage from those other films is used judiciously, so one gets a sense of what the great travelling circus of the 1972 tour was like from excerpts from Cocksucker Blues, and just a few minutes of Gimme Shelter is necessary to paint Altamont – at which 18-year-old Meredith Hunter was murdered by the Hells Angels hired to provide security – as a rock'n'roll update of Bruegel's The Triumph of Death.

The typical response from a cocksucker who isn't used to having some extra dick slack is to Thermalift that shit by just pulling the foreskin back and pretending like it's not there.

Anthology Film Archives offers a retrospective of Frank's films and videos, including "Pull My Daisy," based on a play by Jack Kerouac, and a rare screening of his notorious backstage documentary about the Rolling Stones, "Cocksucker Blues," from 1972.

There will be a DVD documentary called "Stones in Exile" that incorporates footage from the notorious tour documentary "Cocksucker Blues".

Serial imagery by Andy Warhol and Ray K. Metzker is juxtaposed with more cinematic or narrative grids, including frames from Robert Frank's Rolling Stones film, "Cocksucker Blues," Harold Edgerton's four-part image of a bullet shattering a light bulb, and a Collier Schorr collage that suggests the seductive swirl of a daydream.

The Birkenstock cocksuckers from the Film Collective were bloodsuckers as well, per Graham, taking a shameless cut of the class fee without bothering to provide enough toilet paper.

These cocksuckers from parole are still poking their pudgy noses into my private affairs while violent offenders and kid-fuckers get less time than I did and are free to punch, kick, rob, and diddle while I languish in unbonerable anguish.

P.S.: Earlier this year, Diaz was banned from commenting on Gizmodo after he called someone a "corporate cocksucker," apparently a "violation of commenting policy".

For example, it's not unusual to see someone wearing a court-jester hat and acting like he didn't just get fired from a kid's show for getting wasted and saying "cocksucker".

Pop music has long tantalized its completist fans with rumors of "rare footage": there was "Eat the Document," featuring a scene in which a stoned John Lennon teases an even more stoned Bob Dylan ("Do you suffer from sore eyes, groovy forehead, or curly hair?"); and there was "Cocksucker Blues," Robert Frank's collaboration with the Rolling Stones, featuring Mick Jagger snorting coke.

I closed the cocksucker.