Sentence examples for are episodes from inspiring English sources
noun
An incident or action standing out by itself, but more or less connected with a complete series of events.
- It was a most embarrassing episode in my life.
"Much more fun if there are episodes of co-learning.
He continued: "I'm not talking about a black hand, but there are episodes... .. Others went further.
Bubbles are episodes of collective human madness — euphoria over investments whose skyrocketing values are unsustainable.
But, as Aristotle put it in the Poetics, these are "episodes".
Yet all they show on those television retrospectives are episodes of Top of the Pops".
Still, rarely are episodes of corporate misbehavior rendered as unvarnished as those in "The Informant".
There are episodes that occur in the same time it takes to read them.
To date this year, 20 of the Top 25 telecasts on TLC are episodes of "Jon & Kate".
Later in the feed, there are episodes from a months-long, seventeen-city "Up and Vanished" live tour.
Well, the only way I've found is to convince iTunes that they are episodes of a nonexistent TV show.
They are episodes from two very different worlds and eras, with characters who could hardly be less alike in age, ethnicity and ideology.
