Sentence examples for of a saga from inspiring English sources
This has been bit of a saga.
Less of a saga this and more the slow, sad decline of a once sparkling career.
The play, as he explained it, was a sort of a saga of America.
That every one of the 28 men lived is one facet of a saga that holds endless fascination.
Later that night media reports surfaced that the NFL was investigating whether the Patriots had used deflated footballs during the game the beginning of a saga dubbed "Deflategate".
Filmed at Shults's parents' house, in Texas, the film has the amplitude of a saga and the explosive fury of a tragedy.
It was wrong, he suggested, to reduce an illustrious history to a saga of household intrigues.
ARC OF JUSTICE: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age, by Kevin Boyle.
The historian David Dary, the author of "Cowboy Culture: A Saga of Five Centuries" (University of Kansas Press, 1989), agreed.
And don't forget Kevin Boyle's riveting Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age.
Because TAFs are structural components of both SAGA and TFIID complexes, it is possible that TAF9B is affecting the competitive recruitment or activity of a SAGA-like complex in place of TFIID.
