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Yeah, but the economy will suck so bad by November, the candidates will be playing to lose.

Autonomy would have the life sucked out of it by HP if this went ahead.

I used to be sucking wind by the third round of an amateur fight.

He did not like being taught to suck eggs by his grandchildren.

Tell that to the hundreds of small towns with dead main streets sucked dry by mall development.

"Free" means nothing if a product sucks by comparison.

And then, he recalled, the image was gone, sucked back into the sky by the wind.

Not when light came; the worms did not suck by daylight.

She was dazed, all senses sucked away by the drug and the boy and her own body.

Now it seemed meaningless, the joy in her work sucked away by other concerns.