suck in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. I can't believe how badly that movie sucked; it was a complete waste of time.
2. After the storm, I noticed the water in the basement began to suck up everything in its path.
3. He tried to impress her with his singing, but she thought he really sucked at it.
4. The vacuum cleaner is supposed to suck up dirt, but it seems to be broken.
5. Sometimes, I just feel like life can really suck, and everything goes wrong at once.
6. I can't believe how much that movie sucked; it was a total disappointment.
7. After a long day at work, I just want to relax and forget about all the things that suck in life.
8. The vacuum cleaner doesn't seem to suck up dirt like it used to, so I might need to get it serviced.
9. When you get a bad grade on a test, it can really suck, but it's a chance to learn and improve.
10. Trying to juggle multiple tasks at once can really suck your energy and focus.
11. The vacuum cleaner does an excellent job, but it still seems to suck up more dust than dirt.
12. After hours of practice, he realized that his drawing skills really did suck compared to his friends.
13. I can't believe how much this movie is supposed to suck; the reviews are terrible.
14. When the power went out, we had to suck it up and use candles for the rest of the evening.
15. She tried to suck in her stomach for the photo, but it ended up looking forced and unnatural.
16. The vacuum cleaner is designed to suck up dirt and debris from carpets.
17. She couldn't help but suck her thumb while watching the scary movie.
18. The team knew they would suck if they didn't improve their performance quickly.
19. He watched the ice cream slowly suck the heat out of his hand on a hot day.
20. It's hard to believe that such a small child could suck the life out of a party.