Sentence examples for sucking water from inspiring English sources

At first, I felt like I was sucking water from a sinking lifeboat with a straw.

"The big thing is sucking water down" behind the sliding wedge, Dr. Synolakis said.

Like a river sucking water from many tributaries, Boko Haram draws funding from other sources as well.

He might as well be Charlize Theron's minder, or one of the luckless cleaners sucking water through a straw.

Footage came in of a storm sucking water out of a lake, which made Mahler squeal in amazement.

As the turtle's head nears its victim, the greatly enlarged cavity acts like a vacuum, sucking water and prey into the mouth.

The bull kneels to suck water up, then stands to slosh it into his mouth.

Helicopters sucked water from a reservoir to dump over flames while air tankers dropped retardant.

These include installing enormous underground pumps that will suck water off the streets and dump it into Biscayne Bay.

This time, they plan to suck water back into the piping, so that there are no bubbles.

Residents said Monday that Andrew sucked water three miles from shore, then blew it back again in a mighty wall of water.