Sentence examples for baggiest from inspiring English sources

Over the last month even the baggiest of my husband's t-shirts have ceased to hide my ever-expanding bump, which has led to me getting more than my fair share of funny looks from strangers, ranging from the quizzical double takes to downright disapproval.

But it's the closest thing to art that "post-punk" – that baggiest of genres – has offered in a while.

Jonathan Franzen's Purity is perhaps not quite as clever as he'd like you to think, but it's a good deal warmer and funnier than Freedom – a technophobic rant yoked to the baggiest of plots that, somehow, works.

Put it this way: a full month postpartum, I got the guts up to try on my baggiest pre-pregnancy jeans.

The Vintage anthology, which is honest and eclectic enough to include embarrassments, has several examples of Bruce Chatwin at his baggiest, speculating unconvincingly about all people being natural nomads - the hoped-for great theory that the great travel writer endlessly and vainly spent his journeys refining, but never managed to publish.

He has the baggiest shorts on the court and, when he can bring himself to shoot it, a nice jump shot.

The children wear baggy pants and fluorescent earrings, and have spiked haircuts.

The over ended and Abbott made it clear he'd like to come back to the commentary box when the baggy green were fielding.

The men in baggy green were supposed to fly to South Africa fat and happy on the unprecedented euphoria of their shock Ashes whitewash, take one look at the strange colours of Africa, face up to the first inswinger from Dale Steyn and promptly fall in a heap.

I don't think I'm a loner but then loners don't know, do they?" Nighy turns 60 next month ("I'm going to even forget you said that") and jokes he will no longer do plays without gags and avoids Shakespeare because it requires baggy pantaloons.

It seems like there aren't many places left where it feels safe to sit around in baggy shorts with your lobster skin and jumbo-size bottle of factor 50, just reading a book and minding your own business.