Sentence examples for sag far from inspiring English sources
Now, the new owners of the huge enterprise are struggling to keep it afloat as world prices for the company's main product, sugar, sag far below the cost of production.
The canvas will sag far worse once it is painted, if the canvas is loose.
Too much matter and energy in one place could cause space to sag so far that the matter inside it would disappear as if behind a magician's cloak, collapsing endlessly to a point of infinite density known as a singularity.
In a recent picture of him inspecting a swimming pool, Mr. Kim was clearly thinner and his facial skin seemed to be sagging — a far cry from the heroic images of him that decorate murals in every North Korean village.
The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) wields far more power than the writers, since it can shut down all production immediately: scripts can be stockpiled, but actors cannot.
However, the U.S. is sagging behind as far as space exploration is concerned.
The company's shares have sagged 40% so far this year as it worked to integrate graphics specialist ATIwhich AMD purchased for $5.4 billion last October while fending off tough competition from Intel in microprocessors.
In photos of Meier and his pumpkin, the victorious gardener raises a puny fist into the air while the monstrous greyish-orange fruit bulges and sags, as far removed from a tidy jack-o'-lantern as Claes Oldenburg's soft sculptures are from the everyday objects they represent.
While supposedly enjoying the rewards of crime, Giants hitters slumped along with the batters of five other teams who had far more reason to sag.
The conservatives — including their Bavarian partners — have seen their popularity sag to just 27percentt in recent polls, far from the 38percenttheyey were drawing in the spring of 2017.
Far from sagging, prices have held up during the recession.
