Sentence examples for saggy from inspiring English sources

Today's issue contains a classic of the genre, as the headline, "Portrait of a slightly saggy supermodel", indicates.

Statistics, too, may be making things there look less saggy.

Good riddance to saggy boobs and varicose-veiny legs so red, white and blue that she could wave them on the Fourth of July.

But see how it is shaped and painted: saggy, lumpish, clumpy, sluggish, slobbish, squidgy.

Three things about Alice Neel's portrait of Andy Warhol strike you straight away: the unpleasantness of its subject's flesh (saggy, fish-like, opalescent); the fact that Warhol is wearing a surgical corset over massive abdominal scars; and, last but perhaps most arresting, that his eyes are closed.

Bagpuss - the most important, the most beautiful, the most magical saggy old cloth cat in the whole wide world - could be returning to TV screens.

All one need do now is work out how Postgate somehow knew that children would respond with delight to a programme series about a group of whistling mice who live inside a blue planet, or that a drama concerning "an old saggy cloth cat, baggy and a bit loose at the seams" might become the best-loved UK children's show of all time.

She told The Edit: "Everyone's got arm flab or saggy boobs.

Now Waterstone's booksellers all wear identical branded polo shirts and saggy fleeces, encouraging a customer's perception that they're unable to think for themselves.

Pallid and paunchy in a saggy suit, he falls face-down in the earth at his sexpot mother's wedding, spewing soil from his mouth – a powerfully morbid image.

I made them look old and saggy, like he didn't really care what he wore.