Sentence examples for have suction from inspiring English sources

The RHR pumps have suction flow from the pool bottom.

The bottles are BPA-free, and some have suction cups so they can be stuck to walls in tight spaces.

To have "suction" is to have pull with your higher-ups on the police force or in City Hall; a "redball" is a high-profile case with political consequences; to "re-up" is to get more drugs to sell.

Their cognitive sophistication ranged from "Do you have suction cups?" (they had been learning about octopuses) to "If you are a spirit, how can you make things which people can touch?" Uncertain where to aim my answers, I offered none, instead describing ways in which people throughout history have attempted to handle these questions.

Some squeegees have suction cups for attaching to walls for easy access and storage, while some come in colors or stainless steel for the style-conscious.

Physics students at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom have calculated that it's possible to have suction boots with vacuums so that wearers can walk on walls, NBC News reports.

The tadpoles have suction-like mouths, instead of teeth, to pull in the eggs.

Members of the order have suction-tube feet; the anus may be lacking.

Spiny sea stars, order Spinulosa, typically have clusters of spines; they have suction-tube feet but rarely pedicellariae.

Most of these bats have suctioning pads on their limbs that let them stick to leaves or other surfaces.

How can there possibly be Republicans who are attacking the Democrats for fiscal irresponsibility even though the Democrats have suction-cupped themselves to the door of the CBO?