Sentence examples for that can suck from inspiring English sources

It's Gone Girl before "Gone Girl," the sort of narrative hook that can suck a reader into a novel.

The top coat contains silica gel, an absorbent material that can suck up nerve gas and stop it getting inside a vehicle.

One of them, caught in a crowd scene, says, "I know a guy that can suck an 'Icee' through his nose," and seconds later, we see it.

Fast paced and colorful, Mario is a simple, enormously fun game that can suck up the hours as you continually say, "just one more race".

Investors, particularly since the bankruptcy of the solar panel manufacturer Solyndra, have been shying away from companies that develop alternative sources of energy, risky ventures that can suck up enormous amounts of capital before becoming commercially viable.

Luigi playfully pokes and prods his way through eerie estates with the help of a flashlight and the trusty Poltergust 5000, a high-powered vacuum device that can suck up ghosts (and just about everything else).

But Russia is more aggressive than ever in planting agents, as well as viruses that can quietly suck up information and access that might someday prove useful for as-yet-unknown purposes, he said.

The same mechanism means that plants can suck water up from deep below the Earth's surface to nourish the leaves and branches that grow in the sunshine.

Manhattan is filled with so many clever businesspeople that it can suck up any great value created in its proximity.

"It's not like these outer signifiers of success are like serotonin IV bags that you can suck on".

The opening of the nozzle should be large enough to allow the baster to efficiently slurp up liquid -- and some of those tasty browned bits -- but not so large that it can suck up bigger pieces and become clogged.