Sentence examples for sucking of from inspiring English sources
The sucking of power from Westminster to Brussels may not be as bad as the skeptics fear.
I can already hear the sucking of teeth, so let me assure you that blokes here do their fair share of washing up, cooking and so on.
As global investors adjusted to a world without ultra-cheap money, there has been a great sucking of funds from emerging markets.
BRUSSELS — If there are two words that tense the jaws of European policy makers and prompt a concerned sucking of teeth, they are "treaty change".
Who, you want to ask, can possibly be the magus behind this bacchanal — this forthright sucking of Popsicles, this spume of beer hosed across bare flesh, this char-grilled day?
To evaluate immaturity of sucking patterns of infants of mothers with diabetes.
The results suggest extended use of sucking outside of breastfeeding may have detrimental effects on speech development in young children.
Inside the suck of the other guys' nostalgia, Louis became almost unbearably nervous.
And there's the distraction, the pure time-suck, of mass media.
To think one is the last suck of the mango: to be conceited (South American Spanish).
