Sentence examples for saga developing from inspiring English sources

You spend hours, days, weeks playing in an online universe populated by characters from the "Star Wars" saga, developing your character's skills until you are a mighty hero left out of the movies only because George Lucas lacked the creativity to think of you.

Living My Ecstatic Life tells the story of his year-long saga developing the concert.

AlphaDream, developers of Superstar Saga, developed this game, with experienced contributors to the Mario series such as Koji Kondo and Charles Martinet working on sound support and voice acting, respectively.

As the saga developed this year, Cope came up with information entirely new and disturbing to me.

Superstar Saga, developed by AlphaDream, is said to take its inspiration from the Nintendo 64 game Paper Mario; the two games have similar graphics and gameplay.

Lego Star Wars and Lego Star Wars II were compiled in Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga, developed by Traveller's Tales and published by LucasArts.

Ker regarded much of the literature of the Middle Ages as "romantic" in this sense the only types of narrative free from such "romanticizing" tendencies being the historical and family narrative, or Icelanders' sagas developed in classical Icelandic literature at the end of the 12th and in the early 13th century.

However, the sagas develop a "dense and plausible" historical context, with the authenticating details and precision necessary for the narrative.

Bettley says Saga is developing slowly, recognising that this market is a "slow burn - it takes a while for them to develop".

It was Evans's injured knee that was an unwitting plot device in the bloodgate saga that developed here in 2009 when Quins last reached a Heineken Cup quarter- final; the best they have done.

Ackroyd's 15th novel and 54th published book is a family saga that develops into a murder mystery, but human relations and plot twists have never much interested the author, who has won major awards for biographies of TS Eliot and Thomas More.