Sentence examples for former episode from inspiring English sources

"Leonard's diary," Glendinning writes of the former episode, "is a catalogue of bad nights and better nights, of numbingly painful scenes, of Virginia physically attacking the nurses, of excruciating 'difficulty,' of her agitation and unpredictability".

However, his behavior had changed for the worse in the former episode before returning to the good in the latter.

Byrd and Barnacle were quickly replaced by Bernie Torme and by former Episode Six bandmate Mick Underwood, after Gillan saw Torme playing with his punk trio.

This episode marks the third appearance of Brian's wheelchair-using teacher; he originally appears in "Ready, Willing, and Disabled" and "Brian the Bachelor" when playing in the Special Olympics during the former episode and attempting to become a candidate for The Bachelorette in the latter episode.

Each episode advances the plot a little bit toward that fateful Christmas, packing each episode with running jokes and callbacks to former episodes.

Promoted as a "one-time airing" by members of the production staff, the episode was broadcast as part of DVR Theater at 4 a.m.; former episodes of the series aired in the 4 a.m. timeslot preceding the premiere of the special as well.

These data suggest the consensus motif should again [see, for example, [22], [27] [30] as former episodes of redefinition] be redefined as AGAAN [23].

At baseline, we will collect demographic data (gender, social status, education, and ethnicity) and some information about the disease history (former episodes of MDD, frequency and nature of former treatments [outpatient treatments and/or clinical admittance], and psychiatric co-morbidity).

One reason why those women procrastinate seeking professional care might be their experience that former episodes of similar breast tissue alterations have been considered as benign by their gynaecologists.

Given the fact that PCT elevation is thought to be lower in the patients with candidemia than in those with bacteremia, a second multivariate analysis model was built excluding the former episodes of BSI.

In case of a possible clinical episode (score >0), former episodes were explored regarding the degree of discomfort (1=no discomfort to 3=severe discomfort), use of primary healthcare, use of mental healthcare services, drug use, the need to be absent from work or school, and/or persisting complaints (scored in a 1=yes, 0=no format).