Sentence examples for sagging shoulders from inspiring English sources

Doc and Doris begin the checkup by walking around the exterior of a ramshackle, two-story frame structure, with sagging shoulders, silvered brows, and a heavy, old-fashioned front porch.

With the precision of a skilful surgeon, company doctors cut rot from the corporate body, lift the burden of debt from sagging shoulders and discharge their patients, healed and refreshed, into the world again.

"A privileged few believe they are entitled to shirk their obligations and heap their tax liability on the sagging shoulders of other Americans to make up for what they evade".

When the final buzzer arrived, there was a big, green group hug at one end of the court and a parade of sagging shoulders draped in gold at the other.

But the Ryder Cup has been his happiest hunting ground, the place where he could throw back his sometimes sagging shoulders, flash his toothiest grin, adopt his finest head-of-the-family manner and make everyone forget, for the duration of a few days, that he had never managed to win a major championship.

His drooping eyes and sagging shoulders testify to the bone-deep exhaustion of someone who has spent the last 35 years atoning, and when he gate-crashes a meeting of the International Whaling Commission, the video screen strapped to his chest is like a physical manifestation of decades of guilt.

They were 1 up playing the 18th until Francesco Molinari stuffed his wedge into 3 feet for a half-point that left Kuchar and his teammates sagging their shoulders as they trudged off the course.

When you sit, sit erect without sagging your shoulders and with your back along the backrest of the chair, with your feet touching the floor or keep your feet raised on a footstool for better comfort.

Do not sag your shoulders, or push your growing belly outwards while you walk.

'And they do: whenever you meet your BBC counterparts, there's always something burdened about them, they've always got a shoulder sagging - and on that shoulder is the heavy arm of those endless bureaucrats.

He drags himself about the city with his shoulders sagging.