Sagging example sentences

Related (10): baggy, drooping, slumping, sinking, dangling, limp, flaccid, flabby, loose, lax.

"Sagging" Example Sentences

The old roof was sagging and needed replacement.
Her body was sagging with fatigue.
The hammock was sagging under his weight.
The timber beams were sagging dangerously.
Her spirits were sagging under the weight of her troubles.
His shoulders were sagging with age and weariness.
The dirty mattress was sagging in the middle.
The balloon was sagging towards the ground, losing air quickly.
The sagging floorboards creaked under her feet.
The rotting wood panels were sagging and coming loose.
The once taut fabric was now sagging and faded.
The people had sagging countenances and sunken eyes.
The sagging wooden fence needs replacing soon.
Hair was sagging into her face from the humidity.
The rope swung to and fro, sagging with weight.
The old dog dragged its belly along the grass, sagging even lower to the ground.
My spirits sagged when I heard the news.
The couch springs were sagging under his weight.
His jeans were sagging, revealing his boxer shorts.
The fence posts were sagging, needing to be reset and tightened.
The whole building seemed to sag as the foundation gave way.
His trousers were sagging below his rear end.
The baggy pants were sagging below her waist.
The department store was sagging and struggling financially.
The once tight muscle was now sagging and flabby.
The rusted wires were sagging under the weight of vines.
The curtains were hung with tall windows, but the cords were sagging and fading.
The sagging porch needed to be reinforced and repaired.
The ceiling was sagging from water damage in the attic.
My hopes sagged when I received the bad news.
His heavy belly sagged over his belt.
The bag was sagging with the weight of its contents.
The joyful spirit sagged with weariness.
The old rope was sagging where it was tied.
Plant leaves were sagging from lack of water.
The sagging fence post would not support the gate any longer.
The roof of the shed was sagging under the weight of the snow.
The houseplant's leaves were sagging and yellowing.
The sofa was sagging in the middle due to years of use.
The water balloon sagged as it slowly deflated.
His shirt was sagging out of his pants.
The foundation stones were sagging, causing the building to tilt.
The mailbox post was sagging to one side.
The sagging bunk was barely held together by rusty bolts.
The spirits sagged under the weight of the bad news.
The housecoat was sagging off of her thin frame.
His trousers were sagging past his butt cheeks.
The football player's shoulder pads were sagging from use.
The sagging ceiling tiles were stained and discolored.
The joyful spirit sagged with the weight of sadness.
The muscles sagged from years of neglect.
The baggy T-shirt was sagging off one shoulder.
The sail was sagging into the water.
The worn hammock was sagging in the middle.
Her face was sagging with wrinkles and age spots.
The clothesline was sagging due to the weight of wet clothes.
The flag was sagging limply in the still air.
The pole was sagging under the weight of tinsel and lights.
The student's spirit sagged under the weight of failure.
His hope sagged as the bad news arrived.

Common Phrases

Sagging spirits - to describe someone feeling dejected or dispirited
Sagging roof - an old or damaged roof that is drooping in the middle
Sagging muscles - flabby or loose muscles often due to aging or lack of exercise
Sagging fence - a fence with posts or wires that have drooped due to age, damage or strain
Sagging ceiling - a ceiling that has dropped or bowed downward, often as a result of water damage or age
Sagging porch - an old dilapidated porch with floors, steps or beams that have dropped or given way
Sagging jeans - jeans that are worn so loosely that they hang below the waist, often revealing undergarments
Sagging courage - to describe someone whose bravery or resolve has flagged or diminished