sagging arm

With sagging arms, the thin-faced man groped for the desk.

Sagging arm chairs with faded covers, not too clean.

He no longer had to raise his sagging arms to guard against their blows or deliver his own.

More often, he works on stocky Bar Harbor chairs with sagging arms or a bumped Victorian étagère plucked from a tag sale.

Mr. Chirls says the new designs create "more usable hitting surface" for the recreational player, especially one with sagging arms and slowing legs, and "turn mis-hits into good hits."

Belgrade has re-opened the arms trade with Libya to bolster its sagging arms industry and, perhaps, to continue the barter arrangement Belgrade had set up before the war to receive Libyan oil.