Sample Sentences forsaga (editor-reviewed)
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The story, told in the series of books, is called The Twilight Saga.saga = long involved story
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She's writing about the saga of the AIDS epidemic.
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She shared the saga of her life.
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She got that faraway look that signaled she was about to recite another part of the family saga. (source)
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This family saga is extremely well written, but the parts dealing with war, writers and the emancipation of women aren't very good. (source)
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The day after they'd visited Himmel Street, Rudy sat on his front step with Liesel and related the whole saga, even the smallest details. (source)
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I scanned the bookshelves: my favorite fantasy and horror authors from when I was younger—Stephen King, Darren Shan, Neal Shusterman, Michael Grant, Joe Hill; my favorite graphic novel series—Scott Pilgrim, Sandman, Watchmen, Saga; plus a lot of books I'd been meaning to read at the library. (source)Saga = long involved story
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Here in the Nordic countries we find a strong belief in "lagnadan," or fate, in the old Icelandic sagas of the Edda. (source)sagas = long involved stories
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With his Odyssean saga featured in newspapers, magazines, and radio shows, he was a national sensation. (source)saga = long involved story
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In doing this, let us pass over innumerable boring stories: the rise and fall of empires, sagas of heroism, ballads of tragic love. (source)sagas = long involved stories
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Here we are: Pterodactyl, Kite of Destruction! or what about Drums of Doom: The Saga of the Thunder Lizards! (source)Saga = long involved story
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Thane; they will recite our sagas. (source)sagas = long involved stories
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...but those of you who know Professor Wade informally, as I do, will understand when I say that I am sure all puns were intentional, particularly that having to do with the archaic vulgar signification of the word tail; that being, to some extent, the bone, as it were, of contention, in that phase of Gileadean society of which our saga treats. (source)saga = long involved story
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And a few others from other ghost towns—the Takasakis, Sagas, Sonodas.† (source)
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In the blaze of the evening light he looked, not a man, but a young God, a Hero God out of some Northern Saga. (source)
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No. A mortal may not kill an immortal, as anyone knows who has heard the sagas and eddas, the great poems and tales, knows.† (source)
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