Sentence examples for heavy saga from inspiring English sources

The Immigrant starts out as a handsome, heavy saga of 1920s New York before suffering the cinematic equivalent of a nervous breakdown about midway through.

Such petulance can only make Mr. Bruno look like the heavy in this saga.

Grasshopper - Mercury Rev Black Mountain's In the Future delivers heavy-yet-trippy sagas about angels and witches and bright lights and barbed wire.

"The Blago saga will hang heavy over our politics, and that's what Kirk's banking on," Mr. Axelrod says.

Cameron said Osborne had survived on his front bench despite coming under heavy criticism over the "yachtgate" saga last year "not because he is a friend, not because we are godfathers to each other's children, but because he is the right person to do the job".

And while this incidents reiterates how heavy the load, as this saga unfolds, we must remember that Gates' dream has not been deferred.

It has been Catherine Asaro's genius to combine space and soap opera to produce a heavy-breathing series called the Saga of the Skolian Empire.

But that's a story for another day given that the Gordon Brown saga, with its heavy-browed air of inevitable tragedy, limps still toward its Heathcliffian conclusion.

The sad thing about the heavy-handed inquiry into this saga is that it makes Whitehall leaks less likely, which in turn will leave the public more than ever in the dark.

He has praised the capital's resilience at handling the G4S saga and said the heavy security presence will "definitely not spoil the fun".

If they are about to encounter spoiler-heavy content, the user will see only a large box resembling the space saga's famous opening crawl with the warning "potential spoilers ahead", rather than the page in question.