Sentence examples for sags up from inspiring English sources

The Outlook: Won a few critics' awards, lost at the Golden Globes and SAGs, up for a British Academy award.

The PV based DVR can recover sags up to 10%, swells up to 190% of its nominal value.

"Probate litigation is always sagging up and down," said Dominic Campisi, a San Francisco lawyer who specializes in such work.

"The Martian," which was one of the surprising shutouts of the SAGs, picked up Globes nods for best motion picture comedy/musical and for star Matt Damon.

The dollar slipped against the euro, and bond prices sagged, pushing up long-term interest rates.

As passion collided with realism, beleaguered Red Sox fans' heads began to sag, held up by only their weary hands.

As Sinkler hitched the sagging pants up yet again, he decided that the first thing he'd do after buying the tickets was find a clothing store or gooseberry a clothesline.

Late in the book, Hamilton runs into him in the East Village: "He was skinnier than ever — his shirt too big for him, his pants sagging, hiked up by a belt — and he seemed shrunken, diminished".

Each coupled-paddle scintillator operated without appreciable sagging up to ∼1.2 MHz rate.

If you don't wear a belt, put your hands in your pockets to help keep the sag up.

Ben Ratliff rated the White Stripes' "Elephant" as the fourth best album of the year, yet was quick to agree with Jon Pareles that the album was "a couple of bricks short of a load" ["Tasteful Imitations and Sagging Follow-Ups"].