Sentence examples for flash episode from inspiring English sources

But most committee members said the extra reduction — 0.9 of a hot flash episode a day in one trial and 1.7 episodes in the other — would not be clinically meaningful to women.

Women in the clinical trials for Brisdelle started out with a median of about 10 hot flash episodes a day.

These episodes are described as hot flushes (the sensations of warmth, usually felt on the chest, neck, and face), hot flashes (episodes with sweating, sometimes followed by a chill), and night sweats.

So since its early days on "Flash," every episode is revolving around what's Barry going through.

Many of its standout episodes have flashed back to events like the gang's worst Thanksgivings; one witty alternate-future flash-forward episode went so far as to include a goofy new title sequence.

Scenes from previous episodes flash before us on the screen.

The pilot episode flashes back to Veronica's being given drugs and raped.

Each episode flashes back to a different year in their lives, giving the audience pieces of the mystery.

As the first episode flashes back to Nolan's nomination and follows her through her first day on the job, Brandt tracks that story.

The episode flashes back to that time, with Mr. Van Dyke — later to win an Emmy for his work that season — giving a riotous performance as a flustered new father stringing together anecdotal evidence to reach the wrong conclusion.

They're barely characters, but for a flashing moment, the episode threatens a critique from within: the Keatons are called on the carpet for their smugly self-congratulatory white liberalism.