Sentence examples for saga feature from inspiring English sources

The transaction brings together Summit's Twilight Saga feature film franchise, which has already grossed more than $2.5 billion at the worldwide box office, and Lionsgate's highly anticipated Hunger Games franchise, which opens on March 23 , 2012

True, the Volsunga Saga features a ring from a cursed hoard, but it possesses no executive powers.

However Darren Shan's The Vampire's Assistant saga featuring the conventional teenage protagonist, Darren Shan, is a far cry from cringeworthy.

She gets caught up in a spy saga featuring a stolen diamond, a dashing leading man and a sense of humor reminiscent of the "Pink Panther" movies.

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 Yips by Nicola Barker (Fourth Estate, July): English fiction's great eccentric offers up a typically riotous saga featuring a washed-up golfer, an agoraphobic tattoo-artist, a Muslim sex therapist and many other Luton luminaries.

The news is a bit better over at the University of Georgia, where offensive lineman Kolton Houston had a three-year drug-testing saga end with his reinstatement by the N.C.A.A., a truly odd saga featured in an ESPN "Outside the Lines" segment.

The saga features two of the president's biggest targets for public criticism, McCabe and Rosenstein, both of whom he blames for an investigation he calls a "witch hunt". In this instance, McCabe's memos offer an extraordinary account of Rosenstein's thinking at a difficult time in the Justice Department and could give Trump fresh ammunition to move to oust Rosenstein.

Waltz with Bashir is released on November 21, Lemon Tree on December 12 Exodus (1960) Based on Leon Uris's sweeping novel, Otto Preminger's epic saga (featuring Sal Mineo) is about the founding of Israel in the days after the Second World War.

The US book publisher Melville House tweeted an emoji spin on the saga, featuring multiple shrubs, a faraway video camera, and the "monkey hiding his eyes" emoticon.

Nicola Barker's The Yips has been described by The Guardian as "a typically riotous saga featuring a washed-up golfer, an agoraphobic tattoo-artist, a Muslim sex therapist and many other Luton luminaries".