Sentence examples for sucking through from inspiring English sources

A little while later, sitting in my kitchen, alone, I heard a loud, alarming, slurping sound, as if an invisible Homer Simpson was sitting with me, sucking through a straw.

Hold the flame to the tip of the cigar while sucking through the unlit end.

Imagine sucking through a straw – that's the look you should have at all times.

Put whatever it is you intend to smoke on top of the small holes and light up, sucking through the hole which is normally used to drink from.

You might find yourself sucked through a manhole by floodwaters.

CNN.com has details: Staffers said a computer was missing — apparently sucked through one of the windows.

The network's Web site reports that a computer "was missing — apparently sucked through one of the windows".

While facing the back wall, she delivered a high kick and then, as if being sucked through a wind tunnel, ended up on the floor stretched on her side.

"Space Jam" is the story of Michael Jordan getting sucked through a golf hole to save the Looney Tunes from aliens.

Thousands have already been suffocated in massive plastic bags; thousands more were sucked through iron pipes, then electrocuted.

"When I put that out, there was a lot of wind being sucked through teeth," Shinseki told The Huffington Post during a rare interview.