1.   As it passes through the device, the water Decreases in pressure, sucking more water into pipes.

2.   It sort of humped up in the middle, sucking water with it, shrugging sprays of water from its wavy edges!

3.   The water was sucked into the pores.

4.   He went to court to stop Colorado from sucking water from the Arkansas River in violation of an interstate compact.

5.   If water is sucked quickly from the weakened clay dikes, officials said, they could collapse from within.

6.   In Rainbow Canyon, Bergthold and the sisters had to dig for water, and used a straw to suck water from a crack in a rock.

7.   On the other, a dozen firefighters from the Westchester County village of Buchanan manned heavy hoses sucking water from the flooded basement of a drugstore.

8.   Or they could have been unable to surface and drowned, or unable to clear their mouths above the water, making them suck sea water into their lungs.

9.   Tantawi asked as he manned a pump that sucked water from a canal and sent it gurgling across his feet and into a narrow ditch.

10.   Surface skimmers suck water from the surface and capture this debris before it becomes saturated with water and sinks to the bottom.