Sentence examples for high sucking from inspiring English sources
Public spending and taxes are too high, sucking vitality out of the private sector.
"You'd get high, suck someone off, get 20 quid for it.
Girls had more sucking activity and a higher sucking frequency than boys.
Moreover, at high frequencies, PZT actuation leads to a more stable current output, more drained water, higher sucked air, higher hydrogen consumption, and also overcomes concentration losses.
Public colleges are much less expensive — the average tuition is $7,605 — and there are also many less selective private colleges where you can get a good education, and a lot more faculty face time, without having to spend every minute of high school sucking up to your teachers and reformatting your résumé.
It is known, for example, that the dishabituation of attention in infants (i.e., recovery of interest in a stimulus after some aspect of the stimulus has been changed) is associated with increased high-amplitude sucking (Atkinson & Braddick, 1976).
"What bothered me most was this feeling that he couldn't be with me without being high, which sucked," she said.
So is the Labour party, which will probably end the day on a London mayoralty-induced high yet sucked into speculation about a coup.
The same carousel horses have been marching over Circus Circus since it opened in 1968, but while the character in Fear and Loathing sipped Wild Turkey to take the edge off his mescaline high, I suck sugary vanilla ice cream off a miniature purple spoon.
Video game music contd: High school sucked.
