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"I should have brought him with me to work, " Mrs. Fu wailed, as she sagged into her husband's embrace. "He didn't want me to leave him! "

In the two seasons since, Kobe's body has done nothing but deteriorate and his game has sagged out to the perimeter.

I sagged back in the seat. I unclenched my hands and looked at my fingers, white and bent.

There was no strength in him anymore and his legs folded, his body sagged.

When the wind dropped, the boat sagged away to leeward.

A stout man, with a red sweater that sagged generously at the neck, came out and signed the book for the driver.

The fluid sometimes moistened the burial shroud near the corpse's mouth enough that it sagged into the jaw, creating tears in the cloth.

But his authority sagged after people close to him were found to have mismanaged and even profited from a UN oil-for-food effort in Iraq.

When the two lower pins had been knocked out, the jib sagged at the joining point and crushed the deceased's chest.

As demand slumped, respondents said their firms' profit margins sagged as well.

His spirits sagged when he was told he had to start the work again.

On Wednesday, the dollar briefly sagged to a 15-month low against a basket of major currencies before recovering slightly.

With commodity markets softening, prices have sagged in resource-dependent cities like Brisbane and Perth.

Without a gown to hold them up, they sagged against her chest.

Demand of silk has sagged in modern times with the arrival of artificial fibres, which are cheaper and easier to clean.

Soft as lion pad I heard the gun carriages turn, saw them vomit and drool: the firmament sagged and all the stars turned black.

And as Wall Street thrived, the bar for what constituted acceptable practice within the industry sagged.

Mr. Young, left alone with one sleeping wife and two sleeping ba? bies, sagged onto a chair.

But when her congressional bid sagged, she decided she wanted to keep her seat and asked Obama to move aside.

As I grew into my 30s, as body parts sagged but spirit soared along with my career, something funny happened in my love life.

When they lifted their legs, they encountered the virtual weight of meat. Their muscles flexed and sagged .

As a result, Titan contracted and the overlying icy crust sagged and wrinkled up like a giant prune.

But this year's Venice line-up sagged a little early on between high points.

Without hesitation he quickly sagged his shorts like capris, and rolled up his sleeves.

Each goal brought cries of triumph, while the handful of fans for the opposing team sagged further in their seats.

In the 1960s and 1970s, when interest rates crept steadily upwards and prices sagged, bonds were dubbed "certificates of confiscation" .

Tom's flat was a kip, and the bed sagged badly in the middle.

Cleaning would mean surgery. Gussie sagged.

My spirits sagged after I had been rejected for the job.

My shoulders sagged. "So how did the shoe fall out? ! "

It has long been clear that America's recovery sagged worrisomely in the first half of 2011.

She turned as white as her gown and her mouth sagged open.

The branch sagged under the weight of the apples.

His face sagged with weariness.

But in 2009 demand for potash sagged along with the global economy.

He sagged into the chair.

Stock prices sagged after a short rally.

The chair sagged down under the fat man's weight.

The clothesline sagged when we hung up our wet beach towels.

The second-richest country, Japan, sagged at No. 23.

For example, the distance from the nipple to the shoulder bone was reduced, which means the breasts sagged less.

Figures from Conoco suggest the field produced about 114, 400 barrels a day last year, and in recent months had sagged below that level.

The economy's expansion was 6. 8 percent in the fourth quarter of last year as trade collapsed and the property market sagged.