Sentence examples for term saga from inspiring English sources

Chronicles and other factual records of the history of Scandinavia and Iceland down to the 14th century are also included under the blanket term saga literature.

In a stricter sense, however, the term saga is confined to legendary and historical fictions in which the author has attempted an imaginative reconstruction of the past and organized the subject matter according to certain aesthetic principles.

It is far too early to know what the long-term lessons of the Long-Term saga will be.

The cookers became an established part of cultural life in 1990 when the Oxford Companion to English Literature first included the term "Aga saga" – intended to sum up the novels of Joanna Trollope and once characterised as tales of illicit rumpy-pumpy in the countryside.

The questions raised by the Long-Term Capital saga are almost certain to arise again.

The term legendary sagas also covers a number of stories the antecedents and models of which are not exclusively native.

Rodas, a psychology student, describes her family in classic immigrant saga terms.

This didn't end too well last time – her previous partner, the Danish detective Martin Rohde, is now serving a 10-year prison term for a murder Saga reported.

The long-term television and movie saga of "Star Trek" also created new types of fans, satirized and paid homage to in the film "Galaxy Quest" (1999).

The findings from these reviews are neatly summarised in the title of the Dickerson review; "Facilitated Plagiarism: The Saga of Term-Paper Mills and the Failure of Legislation and Litigation to Control Them".

Whether you choose to accept it, we all have to come to terms that 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1' is almost upon us.