Sentence examples for more recent episodes from inspiring English sources

"Saturday Night Live" has a long tradition of featuring standup comedians as hosts, from its first episode in 1975, hosted by George Carlin, to more recent episodes hosted by Louis C. K.'s sometime rival Dane Cook.

More shocking, perhaps, is that in more recent episodes the in-laws accept the young heroine as their own and — brace for it — encourage her to leave her husband (he's a philanderer) and find a better match.

More recent episodes of presidential scrutiny, such as the Clinton impeachment hearings or allegations of executive over-reach during the George W. Bush years, have served as uncomfortable reminders of the traumatic Watergate experience.Always conscious of his family poverty and suspicious of east-coast elitists, Nixon struggled to form personal bonds with others.

We compare the derived omni-directional solar proton fluence for the Carrington event of 1.9 × 1010 cm−2 above 30 MeV with the solar proton fluence from the past and from more recent episodes of solar activity.

A 1976 episode of Doctor Who was also filmed there, with more recent episodes shot at many locations along the Welsh coast, including Gower.

No, I have in mind more recent episodes like the reaction four years ago when Obama chose her as Secretary of State and we were treated to all manner of ludicrous attack.

But this arrest seems to stem from a more recent episode.

As with Greece, the Bulgarian ambivalence is rooted in the region's convoluted history – in this case a more recent episode.

The memory of the Ottomans' siege of Vienna in 1683 lingers on.A more recent episode of Austria's past also reverberates in the present.

The book was finished before Sept. 11, but the authors nonetheless insert a few references to the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and they offer their account of Pan Am 103 as a road map for those stricken in the more recent episode.

The chapter "My Blonds", about earlier love-affairs, has a certain vagueness of romance to it; but it is in "My Master", about a much more recent episode, that White has written the most remarkable chapter in a career dedicated to sexual truth-telling.