suck something out of something
suck something from something

As if all the energy had been sucked from the room.

Suddenly half the air seemed to have been sucked from the room.

And those higher prices suck in money from the rest of the economy.

It was as if the air had suddenly been sucked from the room.

He begins to suck the energy from Earth once more.

Air was sucked from the room, taking some of the snow with it.

Then she went back in rice and I sucked from another woman whose job it was.

All air and noise seemed to suck from the house.

He sucked some more blood from the palm of his hand.

Black clouds seemed to suck the very light itself from the earth.