Sentence examples for sucking time from inspiring English sources

But it was the Mississippi primary result that attracted most attention, after the battle became the most closely fought and protracted of any Republican Senate primary, sucking time, energy and money from both Tea Party and establishment factions.

In less than a week it has become the most downloaded app of the moment in Apple's App Store and has started sucking time from our days — forty-three minutes on average, according to SimilarWeb, more than Snapchat and Facebook.

Several factors can influence the rhythm with which babies perform the sucking runs and pauses, including age, hunger, baby's mouth position on the breast, sucking time and pressure, fatigue and satiation, and milk flow.

Although seeing friends' pictures and commenting on the Red Sox game from last night may be fun, it is sucking time from your schedule.

A number of reasons related to breastfeeding were also selected, namely to stretch the length of time between feeds, to help take baby off the breast after a feed, and to reduce non-nutritive sucking time on the breast.

b3ta.com, a community that contributes web images, just sucks time out of my life.

He might also worry that negotiations and subsequent management challenges (and monitoring by the American government) would suck time away from Fiat's leaders.

Like all high schools, we are dealing with a problem that sucks time, energy, and resources like a black hole: cellphones.

I personally try to stay away from IM because it seems to suck time out of my day.

If nothing else, however, Facebook sucked time out of my days and brought me to the end of February faster.

It's like a never-ending, trashy magazine sucking all time, space and logic into its bottomless maw.