He adjusted the scarf, which was wrapped baggily around his neck.
He draped the garland baggily around the doorframe.
He packed his lunch baggily, scattering crumbs inside his backpack.
He packed the books baggily into the backpack.
He packed the souvenirs baggily into his luggage.
He piled the leaves baggily into a heap.
He stuffed the dirty clothes baggily into the suitcase.
He stuffed the rubbish baggily into the bin.
He stuffed the socks baggily into his shoes.
He threw the rubbish baggily into the overflowing dumpster.
He threw the wet towel baggily over the radiator.
He tried to fold the map baggily after consulting it.
He tried to stuff the overflowing laundry baggily into the washing machine.
He tucked the letter baggily into his coat pocket.
He tucked the letter baggily into his glove.
He tucked the note baggily into his wallet.
He wore his father's suit baggily, swimming in the oversized fabric.
He wore the mask baggily, revealing glimpses of his face beneath.
He wrapped the bandage baggily around his injured ankle.
He wrapped the rope baggily around the post.
He wrapped the string baggily around the package.
Her old sweater hung baggily around her shoulders, a comforting weight on a chilly evening.
His baggy jeans sagged baggily around his hips, almost falling down.
His gardening gloves, slightly too large, fitted him baggily.
His skin, stretched baggily over his bones, hinted at a life of hardship.
She clutched her baggily packed suitcase, nervous about the journey ahead.
She draped the shawl baggily around her shoulders.
She folded the clothes baggily before putting them away.
She folded the linen sheet baggily before placing it in the cupboard.
She folded the newspaper baggily after reading it.
She held the shopping bag baggily as it tore.
She held the shopping bag baggily, its contents threatening to spill.
She packed the groceries baggily into the reusable bags.
She piled the cushions baggily on the sofa.
She pulled the scarf around herself baggily for extra warmth.
She stuffed the crumpled newspaper baggily into her shopping bag.
She threw the scarf baggily around her neck against the wind.
She tied the apron baggily around her waist.
She tied the ribbon baggily around the gift.
She tied the shoelaces baggily, causing them to come undone.
She tucked the ends of the shawl baggily into her belt.
She wrapped the thread baggily around the spool.
She wrapped the tinsel baggily around the Christmas tree.
The actor’s ill-fitting costume hung baggily on stage.
The ancient curtains draped baggily across the dusty windows.
The athlete’s uniform fitted him baggily after his recent weight loss.
The bedsheet draped baggily over the mattress.
The bedsheet hung baggily over the edge of the bed.
The blanket was draped baggily over the sleeping child.
The canvas bag sat baggily on the shelf, filled with old tools.
The canvas tarpaulin covered the boat baggily, offering minimal protection.
The canvas tent sagged baggily under the weight of the rain.
The clown's costume fit him baggily, emphasizing his awkward movements.
The clown's oversized shoes flopped baggily as he walked.
The clown's trousers puffed out baggily around his ankles.
The clown's wig sat askew and baggily on his head.
The curtains hung baggily in the draughty room, letting in cold air.
The deflated balloon lay baggily on the ground, a discarded memory.
The excess fabric pooled baggily around her ankles, causing her to trip.
The flag drooped baggily from the flagpole on a windless day.
The flag hung baggily during the still morning.
The jacket hung baggily on the coat rack, unworn for months.
The net curtain hung baggily, offering little privacy.
The old banner hung baggily in the abandoned hall.
The old coat hung baggily in the wardrobe, a relic of the past.
The old curtains drooped baggily, letting in the morning light.
The old curtains hung baggily in the dilapidated house.
The old dress hung baggily on the mannequin in the shop window.
The old fedora sat baggily on his head, shading his eyes.
The old flag flew baggily in the wind, a testament to its years of service.
The old jacket fit him baggily after he lost weight.
The old jumper hung baggily from the washing line.
The old man's skin folded baggily at his throat.
The old man's skin wrinkled baggily around his eyes and mouth.
The old man’s cheeks sagged baggily with age.
The old man’s dentures fit baggily, affecting his speech.
The old man’s waistcoat fit him baggily.
The old photograph lay baggily in the album.
The old pillow lay baggily on the bed, its stuffing displaced.
The old pillow lay baggily on the unmade bed.
The old quilt lay baggily across the armchair.
The old sofa cushions sagged baggily, offering little support.
The old trousers hung baggily in the charity shop.
The old woman's stockings wrinkled baggily around her ankles.
The oversized shirt hung baggily, failing to flatter her figure.
The parachute opened baggily in the sky.
The pillowcase hung baggily on the pillow.
The plastic bag floated baggily in the air.
The plastic sheeting covered the furniture baggily.
The plastic shopping bag floated baggily in the stream.
The plastic tarp covered the woodpile baggily.
The plastic wrap clung baggily to the leftovers.
The potatoes, cooked baggily in too much water, were unappetizing.
The sack of potatoes felt baggily heavy in his arms.
The sail filled baggily with the unpredictable gusts.
The sail hung baggily on the neglected boat.
The sail of the small boat hung baggily, catching only the faintest breeze.
The sleeping bag lay baggily on the tent floor, waiting to be used.
The trousers, bought on sale, fit him baggily at the waist.
The worn-out parachute floated baggily towards the ground.