It is actually time to suck down the cold bean water.
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Drivers have to balance those boosts against the energy they will suck down.
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In 2012 the country was a vortex which threatened to suck down the euro.
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While I'm working, I suck down a Fruigees Kalefornia Grape smoothie that I brought from home.
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So you say fuck it, and you suck down the biggest bong rip that you've ever inhaled.
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I recently read that public charging stations can be dangerous to use because they could suck down data.
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By noon, I was ready for my first cigarette and would suck down a half pack before dinner service.
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If you're caught using that word, the sign warns, you'll have five minutes to suck down your drink and leave the bar.
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Will the relentless burning of fossil fuels prompt our leafy green friends to suck down more CO235, tapping the brakes on climate change?
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Those things can suck down a lot of power, but researcher at MIT's Microsystems Technology Laboratories found a way of making them thriftier, too.
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When temperatures rise in the summer, the algae squirt out gas bubbles that the pupfish suck down when they eat — making them bloated, and, worse, buoyant.
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It appears that some people returned home from their Labor Day trips with the curious idea that it is time to suck down the hot bean water.
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And there's Robert Is Here, a tropical fruit stand with fenced in tortoises at its petting zoo and shakes people drive hours to simply suck down in seconds.
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There's even a police investigation at one point, though it's unclear if Hays will suck down a few Lone Stars and start talking space-time during the process.
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Human beings suck down soft drinks while sitting in hovering recliners, from which they chat on video screens and watch ads for products from a company called Buy n Large.
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And during the Renaissance in Europe, epileptics would line up at executions and suck down the blood from the guys who'd just gotten killed because they believed it cured epilepsy.
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You can hand one to your cranky toddler in the supermarket and she can suck down the food herself, without the need to pause and dirty a bowl and spoon.
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I'm reading email, I'm catching up on the news, I'm looking at RSS feeds, I'm just basically trying to suck down as much information as I can in about 45 minutes.
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Any kid who spends most of his time playing with LEGOs is probably too young to watch futuristic mutants huff paint and suck down mother's milk in Fury Road, but, you know, whatever.
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It's not exactly groundbreaking to point out the hypocrisy wafting through the crisp alpine air: One percenters have long opined about how to solve inequality as they pay workers poverty wages and suck down ortolan.
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In addition to a Plex Pass subscription, Plex Live TV requires a digital tuner (and antenna) to suck down that free over-the-air signal — an option I'll bet most of you have largely forgotten about.
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To fully engage your senses, with the wine in your mouth and without leaning your head back, open your mouth a little bit and suck down some air as you keep the liquid on your tongue.
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That's because a smartwatch with enough performance to do more than text, view notifications, or check the weather tends suck down power rather quickly, with even the latest Apple Watch typically needing to be recharged every night.
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Susan B. Roberts, the director of the Energy Metabolism Lab at Tufts, points out that you don't have weak willpower if you want to suck down the entire meal you are served and then lick the plate.
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Shoelace belt–era Jerry Hsu lights a cigarette from his burning thumb, Caswell Berry looks like a stock clerk whose break isn't long enough for him to separately suck down a stogie and varial heelflip a roof gap.
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Yearly group efforts at bud-fueled baccanals like Hempfest and ragers at Oregon's Hippie Hill yield monstrous two- or three-pound behemoths that the crowd tries to suck down their lungs before the cops come and confiscate it.
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Although it's doubtful that every viewer will suck down more than a six-pack, those who do will be taking in about 1,500 extra calories, not to mention a boatload of carbs and sugars, the compounds that are converted into belly fat.
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Juul, which has already managed to capture a huge portion of the e-cigarette market in the United States despite launching just three years ago, would reportedly use the money to reach overseas markets in hopes of getting more people to suck down the nicotine-packed pods.
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But if you want a little taurine boost to your life now, you should know that you definitely don't have to suck down a Red Bull to get it (and there really are pretty good reasons why you might not want to do that too often, anyways).
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We will not be permitted to suck down affection in the classic flavors of chalk-powder-infused cherry, banana, wintergreen, lemon, orange, and grape, and it's all because of the shuttering of what was — by all accounts — a gorgeous and longstanding candy factory by the ocean.
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At about the same time, a whole other bunch of ecologists started pushing back on the agriculture-tech startup Indigo for pitching a similar land-based carbon sequestration strategy, the "Terraton Initiative," paying farmers to use new methods that could suck down a trillion metric tons (a teraton) of carbon.
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When you plug in an antenna into the TVs to suck down all the free OTA channels — it's crazy how most people forget there's still lots of free broadcast TV including the major channels like CBS, NBC, ABC, CW, and more — they smartly reorganize the content alphabetically into the "On Now" row.
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I have a big-screen TV right in front of the treadmill, it's hooked up to an old computer that essentially has the browser with 1,000 tabs open and I'm reading email, I'm catching up on the news, I'm looking at RSS feeds, I'm just basically tried to suck down as much information as I can in about 45 minutes.
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To save a web page AND all the good stuff on it Read-it-later services like Pocket and Instapaper are fine for getting webpages into a simplified form that you can come back to at a later date, but for those times when you want to suck down everything on a page in its entirety you need something more than the integrated tools you get in your browser.
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Both at the time of the disappearance and since, several people have suggested that the Waratah was caught in a whirlpool created by a combination of winds, currents and a deep ocean trench, several of which are known to be off the southeast coast of Africa. This would explain the lack of wreckage, but there is no firm evidence that a whirlpool of sufficient strength to almost instantly suck down a ocean liner could be created as suggested.
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In 2018, Cinquemani ranked Kylie as Minogue's worst studio album, criticizing her vocals which sound "like she was forced to suck down a lungful of helium". He concluded that the album was "as lightweight and unsatisfying as cotton candy—and goes down just as easy". In the Encyclopedia of Popular Music (2011), British writer Colin Larkin gave the album three out of five stars, classifying it as "recommended" and "highly listenable". At the ARIA Music Awards of 1988, Minogue won the Highest Selling Single for "Locomotion".
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The northern portion of the Vincennes Trace or Vincennes Trail, an Indian trail which ran some to Vincennes, Indiana, was called Hubbard's Trace or Hubbard's Trail since it connected Fort Dearborn in Chicago with Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard's more southerly trading outposts. It took on the name State Road after some state- funded improvements. Vincennes Avenue, one of Chicago's rare diagonal streets, is a vestige of the Vincennes Trace, and further south the trail eventually became IL 1. In its early days, State Road was unpaved and known for having mud so deep it was jokingly said that it could suck down a horse and buggy. The Hubbard Trace was a wagon trail laid out by Gurdon Saltonstall Hubbard after he opened a trading post in Danville in 1828, located east of a former Kickapoo village.
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The need to pierce the can first was a nuisance, and this can opener design has not survived. In 1925, a modern-style opener, equipped with an additional serrated wheel, was invented to improve Lyman's design. His other patents were dedicated to improvements to various household food utensils such as a refrigerating pitcher (1858),William W Lyman Refrigerating pitcher June 8, 1858 fruit can lids (1862),William W Lyman Improved fruit-can June 10, 1862 tea and coffee pots,William W Lyman Improvements in the manufacture of tea and coffee-pots October 15, 1867 and a butter-dish.William W Lyman Improved butter-dish July 28, 1868 As an example illustrating the nature of those improvements, Lyman's fruit can lid relied on the physical principle that hot food placed in a jar and then allowed to cool would suck down the lid, provided with an elastic rim inside, thereby sealing the can.
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