“This leads to a sag in the cable on which the counterweight hangs.”

“A sag in the road bed and cracks across the road surface have developed at a point where the highway crosses an old San Andreas fault scarp.”

“Bats and props are best made of sagger clay to which has been added about one-third of crushed fire-brick.”

“There was a pause and sagger sprang forward, trying to catch Joe around the arms.”

“A cream or buff body is all that is necessary, therefore, and the foundation of this is a clay known as sagger clay.”

“Bats and props are best made of sagger clay to which has been added about one-third of crushed fire-brick.”

“There was a pause and sagger sprang forward, trying to catch Joe around the arms.”

“A cream or buff body is all that is necessary, therefore, and the foundation of this is a clay known as sagger clay.”

“This leads to a sag in the cable on which the counterweight hangs.”

“A sag in the road bed and cracks across the road surface have developed at a point where the highway crosses an old San Andreas fault scarp.”

“It is hard to know whether the saggers were being fired by a large Iraqi force or a small but determined one.”

“Prior to arriving at the event, some saggers and pot supports had been prepared along the lines of some Gaulish finds from late Roman France.”

“Well, as far as I can recall Dan, a sagger was a ceramic box used to hold pottery for firing in a kiln and therefore a sagger-maker was a man who made saggers.”

“This can mean paint runs, sags and wrinkling on vertical surfaces, plus an overall reduced rate of coverage per gallon.”

“Fueled by my sister's incessant shopping, every surface sags under the weight of knick-knacks and geegaws.”

“They are also quite sensitive to variations in power quality due to transients, harmonics, and voltage surges and sags.”