Sentence examples for the sags from inspiring English sources
verb
To sink, in the middle, by its weight or under applied pressure, below a horizontal line or plane.
- A line or cable supported by its ends sags, even if it is tightly drawn.
(This year, his "Django Unchained" got Globes love but nothing from the SAGs).
"I am stunned," said one of the "Argo" stars, John Goodman, a perennial nominee and usual loser, after the SAGs.
In terms of tea-leaf reading, the SAGs can be prescient, but the actors have often gone their own way.
Meanwhile, back at the SAGs, Nicole Kidman looked terrific in wispy black Vivienne Westwood, while Claire Danes had on a custom-made Givenchy one-shoulder gown.
"But I wasn't even nominated for the Globes or the SAGs, so my expectations were perhaps a little lower than they might have been".
The finishes are characteristic of their period -- nothing museum quality, but old-shoe nice, with the sags and bumps of age.
The SAG board had already done so.
The sagging clapboard house where we lived had one bathroom.
Whether that will help the sagging economy is another matter.
