Sucking

The parasitic sector attaches onto the producing sector and begins sucking the lifeblood out of the producing sector, much like leeches that attach themselves to a cow and begin sucking blood out of the cow.

These invasive, foliar-feeding pests have rasping and sucking mouthparts and eat the strawberry plant's fresh, green leaves and fruit by scraping the surface of the leaves or fruit and sucking up the fluids that ooze from the damaged area.

Active bear dens with cubs will often produce sounds like squeaking, grunting, humming or sucking, usually when cubs are nursing.

A major social aspect of the game is romancing party members, from the sharp-jawed blood-sucking Astarion to the mysterious Shadowheart.

An outbreak of the blood-sucking insects has provoked a wave of disgust in Paris.

But not before sucking up scores of millions of dollars from a district with real needs.

Cage looks nothing less than absolutely exhausted throughout, haunted by the demands of the job which is slowly sucking away his soul and his character knows it.

Combined with clips of artists like Healy kissing fans and sucking on thumbs, and meme-worthy moments — like Spanish pop star Rosalia's chewing gum stage sequence — it seems like the gags are what trend these days.

Count Dracula has scoured the earth for eons, sucking the blood of innocent victims left and right—yet somehow, McKay provides a fresh take on the blueprint for so much vampire media.

Even though Red Bull's Max Verstappen is sucking up all the energy and almost all the victories in Formula One, McLaren are on the march into Mexico City.

Here I am sucking in my gut to get the prong into the first hole knowing that whoever got my belt walked away feeling two inches thinner when he buckled up!

His comments come after Johnson, writing in the Daily Mail, accused the West of "vacillation" and “sucking-and-blowing-at-once" in its handling of Putin over two decades.

If you were ever lucky enough to try these snacks, you’ll know the joy of sucking up the leftover cereal milk.

I’m sucking up to the stunt people,” she told Entertainment Tonight.

It’s a subset of the nascent, venture capital fueled carbon removal industry, which also includes better known approaches like carbon-sucking fans in Iceland.

Minnesotans deserve a respite from those two narratives sucking the joy out of ballpark entertainment.

Most drinkers have a tried and true method for bouncing back: sucking down Pedialyte, taking a cold shower, hair of the dog, soaking up the alcohol with big meal… If the last one is your preferred method, VinePair has good news for you!

Moths, which have long sucking mouthparts called a proboscis, can reach this nectar easily.

Not only that, but the villain’s cape gets caught in his jet’s turbine, sucking him inside.

Once the background information is dispensed, McGann and cinematographer Tim Cragg attempt recreating the immersive experiences of sucking in air and sinking into darkness.