Sentence examples for bizarre saga from inspiring English sources

This bizarre saga has never been properly told in English before, and Beckman was clever to spot its potential.

It is a bizarre saga that involves a web of secrets, scandals, covert informants and some of the most widely publicised computer hacking conspiracies in recent history.

The verdict, which can be appealed within the next 10 days, is the latest in a bizarre saga involving charges and countercharges of espionage, kidnapping and more.

The bizarre saga of Shahram Amiri, a broad-shouldered young nuclear scientist who was executed last week in Iran, is the stuff of literary thrillers and movie blockbusters.

For those who doubted the original report was correct: "The bizarre saga involving a lost prototype of the iPhone 5 has taken another interesting turn.

Britain's most recent previous brush with Yemeni terrorism has been a bizarre saga that began in December 1998, when a rental car with three passengers crashed after speeding away from a police road check.

A strikingly strange case in point involves a June 19 Atlantic Wire post that said new revelations from Reuters involving computer software gave an "already-bizarre saga" a "pulpy spy novel" feel.

(Robert Stone took some of his inspiration for his novel "Outerbridge Reach" from the bizarre Crowhurst saga).

But thanks to a poetry-loving Chinese tycoon with a thing for snow, it has become the setting for a bizarre Icelandic saga featuring geopolitical intrigue, tens of millions of dollars and a swarm of dark conspiracy theories.

The N.H.L. has created a whole roundup of turmoil, summed up by SI.com's Darren Eliot, including the bizarre Phoenix Coyotes saga, which may send some of their home games to Saskatoon?

The video, put out by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, is another chapter in a bizarre but brewing saga that could very well affect the outcome of the Senate race.