Sentence examples for suck around from inspiring English sources

VAT was increased to 20% in January, national insurance is going up next month to coincide with the start of a four-year programme of fiscal tightening that will suck around £20bn a year out of the economy.

Water swished and sucked around our tires.

Giant oil platforms dot the waters between Britain and Norway, sucking around 900m barrels of oil and gas from beneath the seabed every year.

It's easy to walk out just a little too far on to the sands and hear them shifting and sucking around you as if the whole place might collapse at any moment.

'Take a good mouthful,' said Andrea, 'swill it around, suck air though your teeth and then SPIT!' I swilled and sucked and spat and then did it all over again and then decided I didn't like this wine.

So, with the determination it deserves, I drop to the floor, flap my legs around, suck in my stomach, and squeeze myself into my black tights.

I tried to go back to sleep, but for hours it seemed like every student from Oberlin, Wesleyan, and Tufts took their turn at the piano while loudly exchanging such collegiate wordplay as "Wooo!" or "My turn!" or "Dude, you suck!" Sometime around four a.m., the street finally fell quiet.

Everything collapses around me and he immediately immerses me in narrative; stories follow Leslie Jordan and stick to him and suck everyone around him into the plot.

We ran around sucking up ghosts and fighting demons.

The chaotic remnants of the tower of obligation swirl around, sucking up my air.

But it sucks to look around and see so many people living as if what they do doesn't matter.