Sentence examples for episode relating to from inspiring English sources
Fry made other corrections in the episode, relating to lobster ages, the evolution of giraffe's necks and millipede legs.
The study's authors, Mariana Garces and Steve Rendall, note in its introduction that one of the extremely few media mentions of poverty came on an episode of the CBS Evening News in response to a mere 200-word report earlier in the episode, relating to a single quote from one of the presidential candidates (who, ironically, was expressing his lack of concern for those mired in poverty).
Even if some of the caregivers had become more worried about parenting after the poisoning incident, their levels of parenting stress were still not as high as the control groups; parenting stress was high in the healthy group who had not had a recent episode relating to their child's health and well-being.
How does this episode relate to the current issue?
The driver, who survived, told the police that he had suffered an episode related to his diabetes, The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reported on its Web site.
How is this episode related to last month's news that the C.I.A. had been employing private contractors from Blackwater — sorry, Xe — in its operations?
They also defended statements by the American ambassador to the United Nations, Susan E. Rice, in which she characterized the attack as a spontaneous episode related to protests in Cairo.
If this whole episode related to a downstairs character we know and love (as opposed to Pegg the Gardener, whom we barely know), we would have been more invested in it.
We estimated the heritability and correlations (genetic and phenotypic) for toxin concentration after a toxic episode related to the main diarrheic toxin, okadaic acid, and after a depuration period at indoor facilities using a large amount of full-sib (170) and half-sib families (above 600 both via father and via mother).
Because they knew it would air on Valentine's Day, Fox asked the Simpsons staff to produce an episode related to the holiday.
During their tenure as executive producers of The Simpsons, Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein tried to include one episode related to The Itchy & Scratchy Show in every season.
