Sentence examples for a saggy from inspiring English sources

It's a saggy, draggy, anticlimactic feeling.

The statues show a veiny Trump with a saggy bottom.

He pulled up his shirt to reveal a saggy and swollen stomach.

She painted what she had become, a saggy, fleshy, bespectacled granny.

A saggy, elephantine black vinyl sculpture by the Los Angeles artist Rodney McMillian is one.

"Don't hold on to a saggy old bra because it's comfortable," says Schazno-Dressel.

I put a picture of him as a choir-boy next to a Photoshopped shot of him as a saggy-trousered gangsta rapper - the innocent child mutating into a growling ball of rebellious fury.

There are a handful of arcade machines ranging from a thing that lets you test your strength against the mannequin of a saggy-titted man, to a Star Wars shooter which was probably last played around the time of Attack of the Clones but the whole thing feels like Tron's graveyard.

What looks from a distance like a rather saggy white marquee is actually a scientific arena; an arena for bumblebees.

I was seated one table away from the nastiest fellow diner I have come across all year, a spherical chap with a gullet saggy enough to arouse a pelican, who kept calling over the waitress apparently merely to abuse her.

All one need do now is work out how Postgate somehow knew that children would respond with delight to a programme series about a group of whistling mice who live inside a blue planet, or that a drama concerning "an old saggy cloth cat, baggy and a bit loose at the seams" might become the best-loved UK children's show of all time.