Sentence examples for many episodes with from inspiring English sources

This was typical of many episodes with the BCF in that it must have been embarrassing for the officials.

Gordon, who wrote many episodes with Alex Gansa in season one made his solo writing debut with this episode.

Vince Gilligan, who created the show with me, had this feeling that this was well, it actually started out as a joke in the writer's room, that, you know, "This isn't an idea that fits into 'Breaking Bad,' maybe we'll do this in 'Better Call Saul.'" We felt we knew who the character was because we've done however many episodes with him as a supporting character.

Many episodes deal with Bamford's adventures in a modern Hollywood determined to monetize her eccentricity.

No one uses names -- Mr. McGoohan's character is simply No. 6 -- and many episodes start with the same conversation between No. 6 and No. 2, who is played by a succession of actors.

To express their hippie-era sensitivity, the three never carry guns, and many episodes end with them gathered on a pier, staring wistfully toward the water and comforting one another with lines like "Love's the only thing that kills an angry man".

But I love the show's unconditional love for New York City, the way so many episodes end with Carrie sauntering down a rain-slicked sidewalk, espousing her love for the Big Apple as saxophones wail in the background.

The tale of Khun Chang and Khun Phaen has been enacted in plays and in film, and with its many episodes of warfare, encounters with the supernatural, and ribald humour, it can be seen as the forerunner of many of today's most popular television soap operas.

Although this treatment can be curative for most patients with early stage disease, most women with advanced disease will develop many episodes of recurrent disease with progressively shorter disease-free intervals.

Children currently not breastfed and children with many episodes of early childhood illness were most likely to present with all types of enamel defects, but only in the bivariate analyses.

With many episodes set by the sea, a lake or dunes, you can almost taste the salt in the air.