(Of a ship) so weakened as to sag at each end.
1While the visitors hogged possession, St Johnstone did threaten on the break.
2When his eyes lolled, the truck hogged the center of the road.
3Pushcarts, stalls, and tables full of merchandise hogged space along the main arteries.
4Folk still hogged pavement tables, reluctant to abandon their wine beakers and gaming-boards.
5The woman hogged the armrest and her bulging elbow kept oozing into his side.
6But it was strikers in absentia who hogged the limelight.
7Fashion designer Alber Elbaz and the French actress Catherine Deneuve also hogged the front row.
8So they pulled strings and hogged the whole thing.
9On both sides, men who have taken the floor, to the streets, hogged the limelight.
10And they say it is not the first time the pig has hogged… Video, Audio
11For the first month of the trial, Roux hogged the limelight as he rattled state witnesses.
12Carla hogged the mirror, trying to tame her frizzy ash-blond curls back into a respectable knot.
13Gone are the days when it was Nelson Mandela's post-apartheid South Africa that hogged the African limelight.
14She's loud; she's obnoxious; and did you notice how she hogged Guy's entire photo session this evening?
15Had Quint hogged the covers again and left her shivering without even a sheet to cover her?
16I knew there were plenty of other egocentric commanders who would have hogged the stage for themselves.
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