Amtrak riders routinely get bathroom latches that do not latch, burned-out lights, seats that sag, trays that open lopsided and a cafe car whose disappointing stock is chronically exhausted.
SAG HARBOR Sag Harbor Whaling Museum "Light by the Water," featuring works by Plein Air Peconic Artists.
The sky is sagging, the light fading and, as the road narrows, climbs and twists through lush countryside, it seems like I am heading to a remote farmhouse in Shropshire.
Then, in some trick of the light, or because she sagged her chin into her wrinkling neck, or her too short trousers rode up above her ankle socks as she was sitting cross-legged, Ally saw for a moment the old woman she would become, vulnerable and stubborn, cut adrift.
On a monthlong research trip to southern France last spring there came a point each day, after the brunt of the daylight hours was done but before evening really kicked in, when everything sagged: the light, my energy, the bed under the weight of my notebooks, maps, briefcase, and brochures.
While it is not fair to think that the economic mess could be fixed quickly (especially in the face of all-out obstructionism by the GOP), it is absolutely fair, in light of the current sagging economy, for the opposition to offer another option, an alternative way to put people back to work.
a The photomicrograph of sandstone sample viewed under cross polarized light (XP) showing C, P, SAG and AG.
In nature, leaf senescence is a process of programmed cell death induced in age-dependent manner and by various environmental cues, such as senescence associated genes (SAGs), genotype, hormones, light and temperature, etc. (Yoshida 2003; Sarwat et al. 2013; Gao et al. 2016).
For the main barn doors, paired sliding doors that open the width of the center aisle will last longer without sagging, while admitting light even when closed.
This includes papers above desk lamps - you never know when tape will lose its stickiness and let a poster sag down onto a light bulb.
