Sentence examples for suctioning from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of suction
He was having wind problems, flyers suctioning to his face, like some sort of killer birds.
Typically, the team salvages every possible red cell, even suctioning blood from bits of gauze used at the surgical site, Kaufman told me.
In one scene, a man wrestles a live octopus into a plastic bag, but not before the octopus makes a convincing run for it, suctioning itself rather alarmingly up the man's forearm.
They found that the average patient required a hundred and seventy-eight individual actions per day, ranging from administering a drug to suctioning the lungs, and every one of them posed risks.
Liposuction, generally considered the most popular cosmetic surgical procedure in the United States and worldwide, involves suctioning out subcutaneous fat cells, those that accumulate just beneath the skin.
His blood oxygen levels dropped, so there were soon two doctors and two nurses suctioning his throat until he gagged and fastening an oxygen mask over his nose and mouth.
"Procedures are within the grasp of everyday folks," says Dr Lin Puckett, a practitioner who is also the ASPS's president.Ironically, given the complaints about the bubble economy, the most common body upgrade is liposuction, a surgical procedure in which fat is suctioned from beneath the skin with a vacuum machine.
Accompanied by a nurse and his mother, this patient is on a ventilator with suction equipment.
The octopuses I came to know were strong but gentle and the suction of their suckers tasting my skin pulled me like an alien's kiss.
Without enough suction more oil than necessary would continue to leak out; too much and it will let in water which will make the formation of those pesky hydrates more likely.
None of the navigation systems available in cars not even the portable devices that are suction-cupped to the windscreen and plugged into a lighter socket can match the richness and versatility of the mapping and navigation apps that are appearing on smartphones and tablet computers.
