Sentence examples for a sag of from inspiring English sources
A lifetime of dandyism more or less inverts itself as the diarist's famous eye becomes as sharp for a sag of flesh as for a silky flounce.
This is why, after a five-hour evening drive from El Paso through the shimmering blood-meridian expanse of West Texas, then a morning of sorting gear, meeting and greeting, and bouncing in a shuttle van through the ocotillo-and-yucca high desert of Big Bend National Park, I found my heart droop upon catching sight of a sag of umber water, its banks choked with cane.
Simultaneously, a sudden decrease of oxygen partial pressure in the stack cathode causes a sag of the stack voltage (Fig. 8e).
The study has also shown that baseline drifts are mostly negative, indicating a sag of the patient towards the couch, which might be due to a more relaxed situation of the patient at the end of treatment.
Cargo loaded in the middle, with the ends empty, creates a sagging of the structure, with the midship portion bent downward.
For the second DVD volume, Kimlinger wrote that "while the onslaught of squealing, caffeinated moe-bait has abated somewhat in its ferocity, a sagging of the already listlessly undirected plot ensures that the series' sophomore outing is only marginally more tolerable than the first".
Between these two challenging extremes exists a "sweet spot"—an optimal sag of about 3 feet where balancing is easiest, the researchers report online today in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
My flesh appeared as it had before "The First Eight Days of the Beard" — with a new sag of chin.
The music makes its impact all the same, and there's a palpable sag of tension when Puccini hands over the reins to Joe Kraemer, who scored the remainder of the film.
Griffiths gives us a sagging length of battenberg, one of the world's dreariest tea-time comestibles.
This height limit governed the profile and gradients of the entire aqueduct, but it came at the price of creating a "sag" in the middle of the aqueduct.
