"Sag" Example Sentences
1. The old mattress sagged in the middle.
2. She looked tired and her shoulders sagged.
3. The economy began to sag due to low consumer spending.
4. His pants sagged at the waist.
5. The roof of the old barn sagged under the weight of the snow.
6. Her spirits began to sag after the third consecutive loss.
7. The old bridge sagged dangerously as the heavy truck passed over it.
8. The lower branches of the tree were beginning to sag towards the ground.
9. The couch cushions had become worn and began to sag.
10. James' morale sagged when he realized the deadline was impossible to meet.
11. The aging actor's face began to sag with wrinkles and lines.
12. The fabric of the old curtain began to sag after years of use.
13. The athlete's performance began to sag midway through the race.
14. The loose floorboard sagged when we stepped on it.
15. The boat's mast began to sag under the strain of the high winds.
16. The shelves began to sag under the weight of the books.
17. The weight of the snow caused the roof to sag in the middle.
18. The oversized shirt began to sag off her shoulders.
19. The back of the old chair sagged after years of use.
20. The house prices were beginning to sag due to the economic downturn.
21. The runner's pace began to sag after the first mile.
22. The wooden fence began to sag where the post had rotted.
23. The elastic on the leggings had lost its stretch and began to sag.
24. The balloon deflated and began to sag towards the ground.
25. The morale of the team began to sag after the coach's harsh criticism.
26. Her pants were so loose they began to sag at the hips.
27. The weight of the waterlogged book caused the spine to sag.
28. The bridge began to sag under the weight of the heavy rain.
29. The old woman's face sagged with exhaustion and wrinkles.
30. The dress she had worn once before now sagged at the seams.
Common Phases
1. "The power lines are
sagging under the weight of the snowfall;"
2. "The old bridge is starting to
sag in the middle;"
3. "The clothesline
sags when it's too heavy with wet laundry;"
4. "She
sagged into the comfortable armchair after a long day of work;"
5. "The athlete's energy began to
sag as the race entered its final stretch."