Sentence examples for saga when from inspiring English sources

As a player, I ducked out of Candy Crush Saga when I hit my personal ceiling of fun versus payment.

According to saga, when the Irish poet uttered a satire against his victim, three blisters would appear on the victim's cheek, and he would die of shame.

Auberon published his first novel, "The Foxglove Saga," when he was twenty, and then he wrote four more, but eventually he decided that they weren't very good.

Her toughest period was the Crowngate saga, when BBC staff briefed against her and a few commentators suggested she should stand down.

From the early days of this saga, when he invoked the 1938 Munich crisis and compared Bashar al-Assad to Hitler, his rhetoric has been counterproductive.

The goal took on added appeal after the Elián González saga, when many Cuban-Americans here said they were misunderstood by much of the country.

They are all given a warm prehistoric welcome by Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, a raging bully who is making his screen début here; the look on the face of Tyrannosaurus rex, the hero of the previous sagas, when he encounters this new and larger species on the block is, according to film historians, absolutely identical to that of Sylvester Stallone when he first got wind of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

But many believe that it was Thompson's support more than anything else during the Crowngate saga - when Will Wyatt's report criticised her for her "lack of curiosity" - that saved her job.

My maddening Microsoft saga started when I installed the company's Security Essentials software.

The saga began when Clive Bone was elected a councillor on Bideford council five years ago.

Cross's saga started when he parked outside his favourite bar on the Costa del Sol.