Novikov hungrily obliged, sucking down a third of the can in one sip.
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Sucking down a tube of eggs, she imagines making herself a steaming omelet.
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To prevent flooding, this 72-foot-wide concrete funnel is sucking down the excess.
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Couples are sucking down blue tinged liquid and doing tequila shots to 'Niggas in Paris'.
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But, are those half-gallon margaritas you're sucking down at TGI Fridays sabotaging your gainz brah?
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Annalise and Wes are sucking down all the gravity of the episode along with the vodka.
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Maybe sucking down goo in one of those Matrix pods wouldn't be so bad, after all. Maybe.
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Sucking down bongs in your room with a nice pair of headphones on and a cat in your lap.
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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star was splashing around and taking selfies with the guy, while sucking down pineapple drinks.
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It opens swiftly and violently, sucking down a whole lot of buildings and cars and it nearly gets Cruise, too.
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With the app already sucking down power because of its constant GPS usage, you'll notice your phone's battery drain quicker.
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Two million people were walking together on a hot day to a rocky hill and sucking down bottles of water.
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It's got a twin-turbocharged V-6 sucking down gasoline to both motivate the rear wheels and charge the batteries.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't always seem like there's time to drink water when you're sucking down your vodka soda on the dance floor.
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Without it, we would be the blob people from "Wall-E," sucking down Soylent while watching Netflix on our self-driving recliners.
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It's hard to tell what brand of H2O Sam was sucking down, but hopefully they recycle in the Seven, err Six, Kingdoms.
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Farideh Sadeghin, Culinary Director: I will be sucking down Manhattans because they are the only perfect thing that I can turn to today.
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In the video, the priest can be heard saying "I shouldn't," before leaning over and sucking down a line off a silver platter.
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Most of the 27639 divers onboard set up shop here, sucking down water mixed with electrolytes, making entries into dive logs and comparing notes.
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For the most part you're sucking down $13 drinks made of mid-shelf booze that are most appealing for their irreverent, holiday-centric titles.
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Sit on the back porch surrounded by the plants of the Caribbean while sucking down an entire cocktail menu dedicated to your lackadaisical meal.
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Irina was out Sunday in L.A. with BF Bradley Cooper's mom and couldn't resist sucking down an ice cream cone during a grocery run.
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Ariana Grande and Mac Miller are going very public with their relationship -- sucking down sushi and each other's faces, and we got the pics.
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It's like a bubble pimple on the face of millennialism, one that incidentally might come from sucking down a hot, daily wad of cheese grease.
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I did a show last month, and I was so nervous for it that my hands were shaking and I was sucking down vodka sodas.
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I crossed the street and went to Panini's, a spot that always has a bunch of wasted people consuming carbs and sucking down cheap beer.
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Our proliferation of microchips and circuit boards isn't sucking down electricity, fortunately; these devices are telling other energy-powered gizmos how to be more efficient.
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If you're absolutely sucking down power like there's no tomorrow, there's always fast wired and fast wireless charging to keep the Note 9 juiced up.
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But fear not, St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Stephen Piscotty says he can save your mouth from sucking down overheated brew ... with a very chill invention.
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And like a whale, it would live its life with its mouth wide open, sucking down water and filtering out waste as if it were tasty plankton.
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A Slurpee is a sugary brain freeze in a cup The Slurpee is an icy, sugar-soaked brain freeze customers have been sucking down since the 254s.
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He is thin, leaning towards gaunt, and decidedly grey on top, with the cheekbones and jawline apposite of a life spent sucking down pingers with reckless abandon.
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There is a man in a blood-stained pair of overalls, standing beside a pink amputated leg, sucking down a half-smoked cigarette and staring at me.
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I was there on a dreary Sunday afternoon, a time when the majority of Austin was surely sucking down a Mexican Martini under that endless blue sky.
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If you were remotely involved in the booming consumer culture in those years, you spent hours circling indoor fountains and riding escalators while sucking down an Orange Julius.
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So, let's take a moment to remember the brave man that showed us you could survive hurtling around the earth for days by sucking down applesauce from a tube.
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I'm clearly the more invested one in this degenerate pair of 25-year-olds — both of us sucking down this city like the second-to-last margarita of happy hour.
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More than 30 of the giant factories once dotted the American landscape, sucking down huge amounts of electricity to produce the metal for car parts, beer cans and aluminum foil.
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Nadia Vulvokov (Natasha Lyonne) is at a party for her 36th birthday, downing booze, sucking down a joint laced with a certain something and contemplating her self-destructiveness and mortality.
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If you weren't sucking down mimosas and cheap rosé all day and then waking up with sunburnt shoulders and punishing wine headaches, well, we don't know what you were up to.
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The actress, 34, performed silly tricks onstage with the Theatricals, Harvard's all-male theatre troupe, like sucking down helium from a Minions balloon and attempting to rap like her Ted costar Mark Wahlberg.
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"Accrediting agencies are supposed to make sure students get a good education and ensure colleges aren't cheating students while sucking down taxpayer money," said Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, one of the sponsors.
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While this is an optional ingredient when you're making your own e-juice, for many people vaping is mostly a way to consume nicotine without also sucking down the deadly chemicals found in cigarettes.
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For many people, this is achieved by enduring the two-hour wait at your favorite corner brunch spot and sucking down a trifecta of Bloody Marys while discussing the previous night's most sordid details.
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While you were sucking down pumpkin spice lattes this fall, business partners Noah Braunstein and Yoni Rabino were holed up in their Port Chester, New York distillery crushing thousands and thousands of pounds of pears.
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They are framed as gods, making it all the more thrilling as we watch them cry and fight in a dingy alley, sucking down cigarettes and cheap vodka, coming closer and closer to the sun.
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They tossed their arms over my shoulder and posed for photos like I was a Times Square Elmo, sucking down margaritas in styrofoam cups and rapping verses from the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical to me.
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They contend with middle age and assimilation, delicately learning to fit in with the bored white people in their pristine neighborhood while chewing pink condoms like bubblegum and sucking down entire hero sandwiches in one gulp.
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Plants are turning a quarter to a third more CO21900 into organic matter than they were at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, sucking down carbon faster than any other time in the past 23,22 years.
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So Taylor and his dog, Ally, hunkered down inside his Toyota 4Runner and waited for help, sucking down leftover Taco Bell fire sauce Taylor unearthed in his car and periodically running the engine to keep warm.
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Imagine this: You're out for a pleasant, casual jog in the Colorado mountains, sucking down deep breaths of crisp pine-scented air, staring out at the grassy foothills, when suddenly you hear a strange sound behind you.
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Soon enough, we're chasing the mystic wreaths of smoke with small lute-like pipes (made from hemlock stems), and sucking down its harshness in an act which reminds me of toking on hot knives as a teenager.
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I am now sucking down a Mason jar's worth of coffee while I write this and forcing myself not to eat my leftover "risotto" and chicken for lunch (cause otherwise I know I'll be starving come mid-afternoon).
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It's the season of sitting outside for hours, cracking crab claws till your hands are good and bloody and sucking down oysters with a glass of champagne, for no other reason than to celebrate the warmth of the sun.
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Just think: in 50 years' time we could be hiding in underground bunkers, sucking down our daily Soylent rations, and watching in 4K VR as a cybernetic Jeff Bezos battles Elon Musk's evil clone in robo-suits equipped with tactical nukes.
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Sucking down a Double SmokeShack, a side of fries and a Peanut Butter Shake will set you back 2,240 calories, 55 grams of saturated fat, 3,170 milligrams of sodium and an estimated 42 grams of added sugar, according to the list.
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Just think, in 50 years; time we could be hiding in our underground bunkers, sucking down our daily Soylent rations, and watching in 4K VR as cybernetic Jeff Bezos battles Elon Musk's evil clone in a robo-suit equipped with tactical nukes.
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Then the fight with Kimura happened, in all its brevity: When Bennett backflips off the ropes and stumbles and keeps going, he's like a little kid off his ADHD meds, sucking down Pixy Stix and running into the wall when he should be in bed.
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Over the years, when Prime entered the scene, the monster demanded more than the erstwhile meal of stray dollar bills and tapped directly into my bank account, where it started sucking down funds, like a colossus with a straw that led straight to my milkshake.
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Younger gym goers, on the other hand, tend to be the ones who are sucking down the sorts of pre-workout drinks with loud branding that—due to a commonly used amino acid called beta-alanine—make your skin feel as though it's on fire.
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Then she stayed up for forty-eight hours straight, driving around, sucking down dozens of Red Bulls, afraid that she was being followed by demons, or that a cell-phone charger was taping her thoughts, and obsessively listening to the radio for news about Anna Nicole Smith's death earlier that month.
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And I thought about the ability of immersive storytelling to be a communal event, one that we experience with groups of different people whose perspectives vary wildly from our own, and how that experience will always be richer and more rewarding than just sucking down content from a video screen in the darkness.
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Again, if you've seen Caddyshack, it only takes a second to realize the connection between Dangerfield's Al Czervik and Trump, once Poniewozik points it out: Trump leans very hard into the idea that he's a populist billionaire, sucking down Big Macs on his private plane and dumping ketchup on the steaks he orders well done at his own hotels.
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It's purportedly twice as fast as two Nvidia GTX 10703s SLI'd together (that's when you pair the cards up to get the benefits of both cards' processors) and significantly faster than the current king of speeds, the Nvidia Titan X. Huang even provided a handy graph that claims the Nvidia 1080 is faster than the Titan X while sucking down a third of the energy.
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Eat A year or so ago, in a fit of hunger after a long day of working outside, I pulled in at a Mexican-themed restaurant near my home, and for no other reason than the fact that everyone else was doing so, made like the other mutts sitting at the bar watching sports and sucking down beers: I ordered three-no-make-it-four hard-shell tacos with picadillo, guac and sour cream, yellow cheese and shredded lettuce.
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Before heading to our lodging, we sat by the river, all sparkling and sunny, as I anxiously peered into my now very boring phone, silently scolding myself for forgetting my sunglasses and headphones at home, sucking down a cigarette like my life depended on it, while my boyfriend, much more adept at not being connected 24/7, paced around the park, reading plaques and looking at a weird sculpture of an upside-down bronze man donning a swim-cap and goggles, diving into the marble base.
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Idiosyncrasies in the prose reflect this uneasy mixture: Circe sometimes speaks with syntactic inversions that recall Victorian translations from Greek ("frail she was, but crafty, with a mind like a spike-toothed eel"; "a year of peaceful days he had stayed with me"; "young he was, but not a fool"), and at other moments, in a surprising contemporary vernacular ("Meanwhile every petty and useless god would go on sucking down the bright air until the stars went dark") occasionally punctuated by overly familiar phrases (that laugh, above, "bright as morning sun"; or this odd deployment of cliché: "My blood ran cold to see his greenness").
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Later Marty's boss, Carol, tells him that the company receives images of the checks when they are cashed and can see who is cashing them. Fearing his scheme will be discovered, Marty goes into hiding at his co-worker Derek's basement. While in hiding, Marty wastes his days playing video games, goofing off with Derek and sucking down Mountain Dew and frozen pizzas. He also starts crafting a weapon made out of steak knives and a Nintendo Power Glove inspired by Freddy Krueger's bladed glove from the Nightmare on Elm Street movies.
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