Sentence examples for saga found from inspiring English sources
The research, carried out by the Daily Mail and over-50s group Saga, found that 20 per cent of people wait a week for a consultation.
Certainly, Martin and Saga found the memory card for the camera Laura used to film the meeting between Julian and "Mother of Three" at Malmö stadium car park, but they haven't yet uploaded the images for investigation.
The 1949 musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, adapted from James Michener's "Tales of the South Pacific," conjures the Second World War and the lush corner of the globe where the Navy Seabees of the saga found themselves waiting to engage the Japanese.
The words trail off, fading slowly from black to gray and then the faintest hint of articulation; the typographical trope works as a metaphor for our inability nowadays to imagine the Second World War and the lush corner of the globe — one of the most brutal theatres of the war — where the Navy Seabees of the saga found themselves waiting to engage the Japanese.
Adults reading Harry's saga find the child inside themselves.
The beginning of "Eclipse," the third episode of "The Twilight Saga," finds Bella and Edward Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinsonn, of course) cuddling passionately — though chastely, of course — in a meadow full of wildflowers.
The fourth and, we are assured, final instalment of the Shrek saga finds the ogre-hero in pin-sharp 3-D but suffering a loss of mojo.
"Lost in a Good Book," the second installment of Thursday's saga, finds her having to penetrate the text of Poe's poem "The Raven" to liberate a relatively minor villain whom she herself trapped there at the end of the first novel.
There was the author who chronicled the saga and found it taking over his life.
But, after The Forsyte Saga, she found that the BBC usually resisted her agent's advances, calling her "our Irene", and refusing to con template her as anything else.
Þorgerðr is referred to as Gerðr in Tindr Hallkelsson's 10th-century drápa on Haakon, quoted in chapter 43 of Óláfs saga Tryggvasonar, found in the Heimskringla.
