1 Your skin starts to sag as you get older.

2 His cheeks are beginning to sag.

3 The shirt's cuffs won't sag and lose their shape after washing.

4 The tent began to sag as the canvas became wet.

5 The shelf was beginning to sag beneath the weight of the books upon it.

6 The tent began to sag under the weight of the rain.

7 The skin around my eyes is starting to sag.

8 He is heavily built(Sentencedict.com), but beginning to sag.

9 Weight has caused the sag.

10 I don't think a lady would sag.

11 We need to do something about the sag.

12 The pound continued to sag despite four interventions by the Bank of England.

13 In the early seventies, Sag Harbor was still a peaceful village.

14 His whole body seemed to sag with relief.

15 We felt the whole room sag and sway.

16 He runs a very fashionable restaurant in Sag Harbor.

17 Edberg seemed to sag after losing the second set.

18 The scarves sag, the whistles wheeze,(www.Sentencedict.com) one last outsize banana droops.

19 They sing at good grades and sag at bad ones.

20 With the years, the centers of such graves sag back to the ground.

21 Electricity poles come down, telephone lines sag, and the streets become clogged with mud.

22 One crack or tear in them, and they would sag like an old bag of sand.

23 Nylon does have an exasperating trait of expanding in the wet and cold, causing the fly to sag.

24 Kirilenko had light blue eyes, silvery stubble, the beginning of a sag to his lower jaw.

25 Insufficient support is provided for both keyboard and keypad which sag under pressure but the key actions are quite nice.

26 She sipped her tea and her body seemed to sag in the chair.

27 There were not enough exits to satisfy the fire marshal, and the choir loft had begun to sag.

28 Yanto took a quick look between the bars and felt his bowels sag.

29 Overloaded or lightly structured timber floors are also likely to deflect or sag, producing a dished or sloping floor surface.

30 It would decompose and could cause the pool liner to sag.