Sentence examples for get flabby from inspiring English sources

Muscles get flabby, hair recedes, and what is left is the core of the individual.

Far from avoiding the compromises of series television, in which flawed characters get flabby and lovable over time, "The Sopranos" dares to make its hero more reprehensible.

The younger Lee will also need to root out corruption, which his father often complained about without rising above it; the elder Lee's 2008 conviction for tax evasion was pardoned in 2009 on the ground of his importance to the country.When the dealing's doneChairman Lee's fear is that successful companies get flabby when they hit middle age.

But old firms can get flabby, and Kaizaki is tackling that with the same determination he put into Akron.

It doesn't get flabby.

They could never get flabby stomachs, and their big, weird green muscles seemingly were never affected either.

You're just going to slowly get flabbier while your apartment fills with dog hair and human hair and — what is that, an old Cheerio?

You're just going to slowly get flabbier while your apartment fills with dog hair and human hair and what is that, an old Cheerio?—until you die, poor and alone, probably still in this sports bra, because there's no way your weak arms can get this thing off.

The flesh gets flabby, the seeds larger and more distracting.

But if you thin it too much, it gets flabby and uninteresting.

The wife discovered from their doctor that he was doing this to prevent his stomach from getting flabby.