Sentence examples for may suck up from inspiring English sources

Traders said there were concerns that Lloyds' rights issue may suck up the bulk of institutional shareholders' spare cash, leaving little left for other fundraisings.

Never use a vacuum cleaner as the suction will be too powerful and you may suck up wires and cause serious damage to your computer.

A few weeks ago he learned that collapsing stars called black holes may soon suck up all the matter in the universe.

Any mosquito that then feeds on the blood of the infected individual may also suck up the parasite.

Though the vampire may suck it up directly from the source, medically trained personnel usually perform the procedure.

In this case, it may be best to suck up the truth and say you're sorry for not accepting the reality that your friend was strong enough to point out.

Still, it is telling that people who have the most invested in who hears what — salesmen, lobbyists — often remind themselves whom they are addressing: "Have I told you, Gail, about the special price we have on laser printers?" That may be sucking up, but it may also be a way of keeping tabs on where the information is going.

However, if the nest is difficult to reach, the beekeeper may use a special vacuum to suck up the bees without killing them.

It may have sucked up half of global production in 2010.

The author thinks that the animal may have sucked up tiny creatures in the mud with its proboscis or used its bristly legs to capture larger prey.

Any communications that are "directed at" or even "concerning" someone overseas may be sucked up, even when one party to the communications is an American.