At one end of a square that sags in the middle like an old mattress stands a chalet fronted with wooden shingles.
Normal brain sags in your hands".
Macbeth sags in act four – the England scene with Malcolm and Macduff just doesn't work theatrically.
"Herzog," too, sags in the middle, a long episode in which Herzog reconnects with Ramona.
The horse's belly sags in a way that reminds Beatrice of a velour reclining chair.
The second act sags in an over-poetic interlude as Captain Judkins recalls his father's history captaining a slave ship.
There is still plenty of drama, but the film becomes a bit more conventional and even sags in places.
"This Is it sags in the middle: one tires of his sycophantic troupe (nobody argues with 'MJ') and much of the material becomes repetitive.
"You know, where it sags in the back?" A slight Asian boy wearing gray jeans and a gray T-shirt stepped out of a stall.
Early this year, with corporate travel departments reacting to predictions of impending sags in quarterly profits, airlines and hotels alike felt the impact as business travel slowed.
Even though her performance sags in places, and her new material is iffy, it is one of the undisputed highlights of this year's festival.
