| This is a treatment that promises to lift and tone areas that have gone saggy and dimpled while your back is turned. |
| What's more fun than spending too much money for lousy restaurant food served on saggy paper plates? |
| Instead, he sits in his saggy armchair all day, and possibly all night, dipping into a bottle of whisky. |
| Her skin is brown and wrinkly and saggy from spending too much time in the sun. |
| He walked under the trees, ducking under some particularly saggy branches, until he came to a ridge. |
| Too often, his plays have been turned into heritage drama, with daft, capering comics and saggy, tragically shawled women. |
