Sentence examples for if that episode from inspiring English sources

That strategy may be repeated, Mr. Sagal said, if that episode is well-received.

But if that episode brought out class hostilities, the death of Mr. Salaway saddened many people because, friends said, he was equally comfortable with the rich and well connected and with those who served them.

If that episode suggested a weakening of the Rangers' standard then Black's utterances after Albion Rovers is another example.

Episode 4 airs Sunday (Feb. 19, 9 p.m. EST on HBO), and if you've watched any of "Luck" up till this point, you owe it to yourself to see if that episode changes your point of view.

And it assumes that they reason about what would be the case if that episode had taken place except for the changes stipulated by the counterfactual assumption (and changes made necessary by logical consequences).

"If she hadn't watched that episode of 'Shuga', it could have been a different story.

We are left wondering if the memory of that episode lingered, and to what extent, if any, the bracing seaside climate of "Sanditon" might have driven her characters into romance.

More important, would the American people have absorbed the terrible lessons of that episode if they had been imposed from abroad?

Fortunately, if the episode that I saw being filmed is anything to go by, the producers of the Australian Whose Line Is it Anyway?

But only a few insiders know if the episode that is supposed to have ignited the royal passion — when Kate appeared at a fashion show in a see-through dress and William uttered the prosaic but fateful words, "Wow!

If the episode that haunts the U.S. is the Great Depression, in Europe, where the Germans have been dominant in shaping economic policy, the defining historical moment is the hyperinflation of Weimar Germany, when prices rose more than seventy-five billion per cent in just one year, 1923, and, in the words of Walter Benjamin, "trust, calm, and health" vanished.