saga

Converse of object

• unfold: The police have just announced a dreadful development in this unfolding saga!
• continue: The attacks come in the main from the continuing saga of Drumcree.
• begin: In the early 1750s began a saga to succeed Plummer which here can only be outlined.
• run: One thing the media love is a long running saga.
• tell: The Romans feasted and gambled, the Vikings told sagas of gods and played music.

Adjective modifier

• long-running: It marks a step forward in the long-running saga of the film, which has spent years in development hell.
• Icelandic: There is at least some precedent for this, in the idea of the " god friend " as found in the Icelandic sagas.
• Norse: In the evening we went to a Viking village and sat around a fire listening to a Norse saga.
• sorry: Thus the whole sorry saga could be brought to a convenient close.
• ongoing: The books being released now fit into arcs telling a section of an ongoing saga.
• heroic: It was an antidote to the overly serious heroic fantasy sagas that were around at that time.

Modifies a noun

• holiday: Saga holidays bought of age and south pacific cruising caribbean international and.
• insurance: Saga car insurance provides a nice clear chart on their web site to outline what their insurance covers.
• travel: Laptop computer and as a holiday insurance saga travel whole for children with.

Noun used with modifier

• epic: It's rather like The Red Shoes transformed into an epic saga.
• Viking: Here's a tale told like a Viking saga.
• compost: Jane Ennis - Sun, 22 October 12:57 Further developments in the compost bin saga!
• bin: Jane Ennis - Sun, 22 October 12:57 Further developments in the compost bin saga!
• family: The dread curve of Michael Corleone's life, which provided a dramatic spine for the family saga, has lost its sinister bend.
• transfer: Posh yesterday rejected an attempt by Lincoln to solve the Simon Yeo transfer saga.