Sentence examples for set to suck from inspiring English sources
Tomograph machines, which can be set to suck in air samples and detect the fumes or particles of bombs or drugs, work very slowly and cannot normally be used to screen passengers.
It seems to like the taste of blood, which is interesting because the only animal that is set up to suck blood is the bat".
The scheduled expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts and automatic reductions government spending set to take hold early next year would suck about $600 billion out of the economy and could spark a recession.
Its purpose is to power the car's ventilation system, so you can set the fan to suck out hot air when the S8 is parked in the sun.
I used to be an animalistic, spirited, and ravenous lower lip licker, but now I have a repertoire a set list for how to suck your box like a champ.
Plug in the vacuum and set it to to suck through a nozzle and preferably a clean soft bristle attachment which will be perfect for dislodging keyboard dirt and plastic shavings.
Drenika sucked her pen and then, chin resting on her desk, set to work: Semptember 15.
That sets it up to suck ad spend away from a similar medium: television.
The tendrils of an official obsession with identity and information-sharing are everywhere: from the helter-skelter attempt by Connecting For Health to suck up 30m sets of medical records during the election period, to the secondary legislation that from this autumn requires pubs and clubs to ask for proof of identity in specified forms when checking drinking age.
The energy at a dance music show is dispersed throughout the crowd, and the responsibility for making it a particularly salient experience falls both on the DJ and the crowd no matter how good a set is, if the crowd sucks, chances are the party is going to suck too.
