sucked-in

Even if you make a conscious effort to stay out of the fray, it's almost impossible not to be sucked in.

I had a good loud scream, and I sucked in air, preparing to use it, but my throat was so dry I wasn't sure how much volume I could manage.

He sucked in his breath, as if to narrow his bulk, and waited, making an effort to will the right words into the Human's mind.

The result was that the babies sucked in such a way as to hear the mother's heart beat more often than the male voice.

Septa Lemore sucked in her breath. "What was that? "

It's easy to see how people can get sucked in.

When you feel yourself being sucked in by mindless activities, ask yourself if you spent the last hour as you intended.

Researchers suspect that the star wandered too close to the black hole and got sucked in by the huge gravitational forces.

The researchers found that the babies sucked in a way to hear their mothers.

Its dash for development matched the west's consumption boom, and sucked in forests, minerals and fuel from all over the world.

The likelier prospect would be a long war that sucked in neighbours (Turkey, Syria, Iran and Saudi Arabia are all candidates).

Taiwan's domestic banking industry sucked in much of this investment, with several global private equity firms striking deals.

She sucked in a deep breath, and was about to make a statement.

The explosive attack occurs in 150th of a second. By violently swallowing, prey is sucked in along with a rush of water.

The electron is sucked in, and a positive ion is shot off at a high energy.

With all this choice it's no wonder we get sucked in hour after hour.

Any matter near the black hole is sucked in. It is impossible to say what happens inside a black hole.

Credit financed consumption and sucked in imports with a devastating impact on America's trade balance.

Most of the migrant workers in the Gulf states hail from Asia, but a lot are also sucked in from the poorer Arab countries.

Mr. FISHER: But even so, he - he writes in his autobiography that he got sucked in to it.

When pieces of matter, like DNA or nanoparticles, float near these streaming photons, they are sucked in and pushed along with the flow.

Rates of migration soared in recent decades as the likes of Britain and America enjoyed rapid economic growth and sucked in labour.

They waved from the street and called out hellos but were careful not to slow down and get sucked in.

When you are getting sucked in to the fourth dimension, you may experience your journey as going through a tunnel.

To be sucked in by a black hole, you need to reach its event horizon, the one-way boundary beyond which nothing can escape.

Cooler air then gets sucked in to the column, which creates an inward spiralling vortex (the mushroom cap) until it falls back down again.

When trapped in drifting sands , do not struggle, or you will be sucked in deeper.

As the canoe slowly advanced, sucked in by the current, it entered beneath an arch of trees.

"I remember the feeling of being sucked in, really wanting that two-minute fix, that numbness I got when I used porn, " says Caroline.

It has forced up the exchange rate, sucked in unproductive luxuries and stoked a boom in construction, particularly around Kabul.

Don't get sucked in by what you see and read.

The surplus of bachelors in a rich country has sucked in brides from abroad.

I stuffed everything in my bag, slung the strap over my shoulder, and sucked in a huge breath.

Resist the temptation to get sucked in an argument.

The so-called vacuum pump is the air tank in vacuum pressure, can the sewage contamination sucked in, this is a physical effect.

When prices rise, the pros reduce their buying, but amateurs rush in, sucked in by the good news.

We swam in river rapids, swung in hammocks and sucked in all the new experiences.

'Shop smart and don't let yourself get sucked in by the Boxing-Day blowout. '

That breakout has cleaned out stops placed by bulls and sucked in the most rabid bears who shorted.

I find myself sucked in by soap operas, or needing to keep up with the latest news and the weather.

Otherwise the covered material could be sucked in.

Air is sucked in via tubes and wafted gently over the bees.

So when you're watching or reading news, you're really being sucked in to advertising.

As China sucked in every available tonne, prices soared.

So I swallowed my fear, sucked in the biggest breath I could.

I sucked in a deep breath and closed my eyes.

Coastal provinces such as Guangdong, Jiangsu and Shanghai sucked in foreign investment and prospered from large export industries.

so strong anything that comes too close will be sucked in, never to return!

He was sucked in as a partner in this venture.

My grandma was sucked in by that insurance salesman.

He sucked in his new boss for promotion.

Mrs Smith sucked in a deep breath.

Once we could achieve it, we won't be involved in our past or be sucked in the worry for our future.

Finally, there's China, where year after year of 9-10% growth has sucked in exports from Germany.

I 've just been sucked in by a con artist.

Iran, China and Russia could all be sucked in.

This way you will get the glimpse of other worlds because you will be sucked in to the fourth dimension.

He sucked in air, then went under the water again.

If a child sucked in one way they would hear their mother's voice.

But that one statement was so powerful, and I could tell my fellow attendees were getting sucked in.

I don't want to get sucked in that scheme.

black holes can be seen via the death throes of the matter being sucked in

Katie Couric doesn't really stand out in this group, but if you watch her enough, you may start to get sucked in

one filter under the cover to filter dust and foreign matter from the air sucked in through the air inlet;

Ambient air get's sucked in through the filter, into the compression element

Their rising income has also sucked in more imports

Resist the Temptation to get Sucked In

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