Sentence examples for Life saga from inspiring English sources

But Clare's recent life saga — which of course I've heard plenty about — has led him down new paths in search of new destinations.

Ross Mandell has got a lot on the line, a lot to lose and a lot to live for as the drama continues to unfold in this real life saga," says the pitch accompanying the video, which is posted on YouTube.

Lamason was also portrayed in the History Channel's 2004 documentary "Shot from the Sky", about the real life saga of B-17 pilot Roy Allen, one of the captured airmen taken to Buchenwald.

A number of Republicans have begun using their life sagas to support similar theories.

Norwegian folk life, sagas, history and, above all, nature, he once wrote, deeply influenced his music.

So, when faced with occasional media questions about Powell's WMD speech to the U.N. Security Council six weeks before the Iraq invasion, both Wilkerson and Powell routinely revert to the same careful phrasing about their own life sagas.

Taking pictures is oh-so-painful in "The Bang Bang Club," a based-on-real-life saga that turns bloody reality into bloodless drama.

To a real-life saga replete with hubris, tragedy, faith and faithlessness, and innocent (or are they?) victims, this playwright makes room for "you think that's bad?" joking.

Royal's battle was at the centre of a presidential private-life saga this week when Hollande's partner, the journalist Valérie Trierweiler, tweeted her support of the dissident.

Rhoda abandoned her "Proustian miscarriage" and embarked on Throw Physic to the Dogs, a Joycean day-in-the-life saga of a harassed vet practising in Rhoda's native East Clyst in Devon.

The team's final collaboration, the musical centers on the real-life saga of Maria, a young, cheerful postulant who leaves her convent to be the governess of a brood of seven motherless children and eventually weds their father just as the Nazis annex Austria in 1938.