Sentence examples for licked up for from inspiring English sources

Men in fur caps shovel slush; a woman in a fur cloak blows her nose; and I remember the single frozen tear on the cheek of the stern lady now divorced from me; that was what I licked up for breakfast.

"He was pouring water into his dog's water bowl, his dog sat there and licked up the water for about a minute, he sat down next to him and started weeping," Sanchez told KABC.

It creeps upstairs, it sucks the oxygen in the air, it licks up doorways like fingers coming for her, and it's not going to stop.

If reach and force criteria (defined below and in Table  1) were met within a 5 second cueing period, a 45 mg food pellet was dispensed into a trough for the animal to lick up.

They were then licked up by an anteater who had been starved for three days.

Ullie, the dog, licked up the gravy.

Flames licked up out of the bag.

"There was tides and rain licking up from the outside".

It's something like, "I took my heart out and gave it to a writer made heartless by fame, someone who needed it to pump blood into veins desiccated by the suck and roar of crowds slobbering or poisoning or licking up the red froth they mistake for happiness…" and so on.

One table is holy the "Extreme Heat" table where the biggest gluttons for pain squirm, licking up scorpion pepper and Carolina Reaper sauces and wiping the sweat from their reddened cheeks.

But our gift for waiting patiently -- and licking up every spare plot morsel Disney handed out along the way -- comes in the form of Han Solo and Chewbacca.