Sentence examples for episode has generated from inspiring English sources

The episode has generated debate on local news Web sites, where the headlines usually tell of shoplifters and charity drives, and between friends who said she had meant no harm and others who acknowledged her respected place in town but maintained that her protest could have ended with someone hurt.

Perhaps it was due to the particularly awful irony of Ambassador Stevens' death in a place to which he'd committed his heart, soul, and energies to liberating Libya's people from decades of cruel dictatorship that this tragic episode has generated unprecedented public sympathy for the dangerous environments in which our diplomats often operate.

BBC diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall described Mr Putin's comments as a "qualified rebuke" but said the episode had generated quite a restrained response from the Kremlin and in the Russian press.

The resolution was the latest — and many lawmakers hoped final — development in an episode that has generated significant public attention.

The episode that has generated the most stubborn questions about Palin remains her account of Trig's birth.

"South Park" is still the network's highest-rated with an average of three million viewers for first-run episodes, and has generated hundreds of millions of dollars from DVDs and other types of merchandising.

Whether or not Mr. Seinfeld goes to Madison Avenue, one fact is clear: the final episode of "Seinfeld" has generated a publicity barrage that would make any advertising executive eager to draw attention to a client's product green with envy.

Since its appearance on "Antiques Roadshow" and later on an episode of "History Detectives," the photo has generated debate over Silas Chandler's depiction as a willing Confederate.

An episode featuring artists Kaws and David Salle has generated almost 82,000 views.

Viewership among those advertiser-coveted young adults fell 22% compared with last fall's comparable episode, marking the lowest rating the show has generated from a season ender.

For example, "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace," the largest grosser of 1999, has generated $432 million in domestic ticket sales but several billion in merchandise sales, a spokeswoman for Lucasfilm Ltd. said.