Sentence examples for to saga from inspiring English sources
noun
An Old Norse (Icelandic) prose narrative, especially one dealing with family or social histories and legends.
With characters established, there was a lighter touch when it came to Saga, in particular.
He pointed to Saga management's record of growing the business over a number of years.
"To Saga, Martin is special because he stays with her even though she is strange.
We changed to Saga, which was able to offer us a more modest deal, who we have remained with.
On Wednesday, Mr. Kan sent his minister of trade and industry, Banri Kaieda, to Saga to explain safety measures directly to Mr. Furukawa.
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.
In contrast to the previous groups, promoters of the most highly expressed genes in this class do not have a nucleosome depleted region or the phased nucleosome pattern similar to Saga-containing promoters in yeast [ 43] (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
This kind of rags-to-riches saga is supposed to offer encouragement to the struggling masses.
The logical end to the saga is for Buffy to get back to Paradise.
It was wrong, he suggested, to reduce an illustrious history to a saga of household intrigues.
Will Rowling really be able to stretch the saga to five movies?
