At fast enough speeds, the band's top half sagged enough to touch the bottom part.
The driver's door sagged half an inch when opened, so he was probably fat as well, accustomed to using the door as a crutch.
Rickety houses are still boarded up, rotting roofs sag, but half the neighborhood turns out for the second line, dancing, twirling parasols and sashaying as the Rebirth Brass Band tunes up.
The voltage recovers to the normal rating within half cycle after voltage sag occurs.
True, the latter half of the book sags under the weight of way too much bitching and the dreary subject matter of celebrity and affluence.
The Hoosiers made 9 of 11 3-pointers in the first half, but Kent State kept sagging its defense in the middle to negate Jeffries.
LVMH's stock has sagged to half its level at the beginning of 2000, in part because the highly profitable luxury goods businesses have been dragged down by some newer acquisitions.
Sadly, ruthlessness was not present when Jake Lipman adapted Elinor Lipman's novel The Inn At Lake Devine into a two and a half hour play that sags under the weight of so much material to tell so modest and familiar a tale.
If you sag at half-butt or a bit higher, don't pull your pants up every few steps just because they are sliding down your butt a bit.
Half-time: Angola sagged after storming into an early lead, and Sudan got back into the game.
"Gaunt, grim, gray, its nave rising some 70 feet to a sagging, half-ruined roof, it was more like a fortress than a place of worship," Cather wrote.
