Sentence examples for sucking candy from inspiring English sources

It's a common triangular sucking candy.

That such a league still exists might come as a surprise to a certain generation that remembers the Borscht Belt of yore, when a half-million New Yorkers made the seasonal pilgrimage to the hotels and bungalow colonies that peppered the Catskills like so many wrappers from sucking candy littering the card room floor after a spirited session of mah-jongg.

A team of researchers at Tokyo-based Keio upiversity came up with a solution to make sucking candy more fun: dubbed TagCandy, their device intensifies the taste of real popsicles using augmented reality (the use of this term is a bit of a stretch in this case, but OK).

Sucking candy is a popular home remedy and it is likely that sucking lozenges is not just a placebo but decreasing pain e.g. by increasing saliva flow and reducing dryness of the oral mucosa.

Find out if your school allows you to bring sucking candy like peppermints with you, due to the fact that the sugar energy rush may help you think faster.

You could buy one with ten dollars and still have change left over to buy a sucking candy!

Out came a bag of sucking candies.

So Félix González-Torres assembled mountains of sucking candies, which gallery-goers consumed one by one.

Hard "sucking candies" are especially harmful because they stay in the mouth a long time.

Most of my neighbors were sucking their candy while looking at the television, watching a pastel-colored romance about a tough bodyguard and his wife, who's very concerned about climate change; she somehow gets appointed minister of ecology, setting her up to be targeted by terrorists, from whom he rescues her.

Frozen fruits like raspberries and peaches are great because they are loaded with antioxidants and have the texture of a sucking hard candy.