Sentence examples for suck anyone from inspiring English sources

The movie has especial fun with the long-running speculation about Franco's sexuality: "Franco didn't suck anyone's dick last night?" snarls McBride at one point.

I don't have room for people, things or situations that suck the sparkle out of the years I have, or myself, and I don't want to suck anyone else's from them.

Don't suck anyone's blood.

It's not sucking anyone's blood".

"Nirvana has nothing to do with making money, nothing to do with having a number one single on Billboard, nothing to do with me sucking anyone's dick".

As far as the frankly outdated idea of "selling out" goes, former indie darling Mills is on board, oars at the ready, gentle whimsy left firmly at the door like a bad teenage habit (thumb sucking, anyone?).

But it's even more true now that huge, lucrative opportunities have sucked anyone remotely talented out of those companies.

"The economy has sucked in anyone who has any preparation, any ability to cope with modern life," says Franklin D. Raines, the former director of the Office of Management and Budget who is now head of Fannie Mae.

In its vast inventiveness, its exploitation of trendy pop-cult stereotypes (soul-sucking vampires, anyone?), its jaunty hops between holocausts, the novel reminded me of Michael Chabon's The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay and The Yiddish Policemen's Union; but where Chabon is genuinely freewheeling, Mitchell's daring is somehow anxious.

"At the time, I didn't realize the bugs could live without sucking on anyone for one and a half years," said Ms. Stone, who ultimately agreed to pay $965,000 for the apartment despite learning that it had been the locus of an infestation.

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