Sentence examples for well suck from inspiring English sources
The phrase "well suck" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be an incomplete expression or a colloquial phrase, but without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use. Example: "If you think that will work, well suck."
Or at least, that it used to suck and may very well suck again.
Just when you think the electoral process couldn't get any more stupid....) So the rest of us might as well suck it up and see if we can pick the Christian who is, if incapable of loving his or her enemies, the one who seems least likely to drum up a bunch of extra, new enemies to hate.
Tim Jonze The new boring is out in force at Glasto this year, with the Other stage's Saturday lineup – Ben Howard, Ella Eyre, Clean Bandit – forming a charisma vacuum so powerful that it could very well suck the stage into the ground.
Well suck it, Grandpa, because this is 2009.
Keep a close eye on Nvidia's stock; if they don't think of a solution quickly, it could very well suck up all the company's cash for the quarter.
Don Dickk) was raised by an abusive dad and cruel stepmother, which, we later learn, pretty well sucked.
Well, sucking in anyway, says Evan, at least questioning how much the rest of the country benefits from the capital's success.
The DS is doing extremely well and the PSP is, well, sucking wind.
And if you bought your iPhone more than 14 days ago, well, sucks to be you.
Well, sucks to be you because Apple didn't exhibit the phone at CeBIT and MyiPhone thinks its because the iPhone lost to Joost as CHIP magazine's top whatever of the year.
