Sentence examples for critical episodes from inspiring English sources

What happened in those critical episodes?

More than 20 million tuned in for critical episodes of EastEnders.

Feig's involvement in the show dates back to his direction of several critical episodes in the second season, when "The Office" broke away from its British predecessor and found its own style.

Baha Mousa's death in British custody in Basra in 2003 became one of the most critical episodes in the UK's participation in the Iraq invasion and its occupation of the south of the country.

In "Founding Brothers," Joseph J. Ellis, a leading scholar of the period, gives us succinct and telling portraits of each of them by taking a close look at six critical episodes in the interrelated story of their lives.

So one way to do that is to recount the critical episodes of your life; the 4 or 5 really life defining moments that turned you into the person you are today.

The most critical episode in the history of the United States was the Civil War.

Students will be expected to undertake their own substantial examination of a critical episode in the era studied.

"There is no longer good reason to keep secrets about such a critical episode in our recent past.

The critical episode in Waine wright's story has to do with the death of Helen, the younger sister of his wife, Eliza.

The testimony was the first public recounting of a critical episode in a case in which Sandusky has been charged with molesting 10 boys over many years, Paterno has been fired, and the university's reputation has been badly damaged.