Sentence examples for notable episodes from inspiring English sources
The county was the scene of several notable episodes in Scottish history.
My parents (both pensioners) have suffered from two notable episodes of racism in the last five years.
The Journal article, however, made one wonder if other notable episodes in New York history could withstand this sort of intense scrutiny.
Other notable episodes of mountain building during the Mesozoic include the Sevier and Laramide orogenies, which took place in western North America during Cretaceous time.
Fortunately for viewers, he instead transformed Troy Barnes into a sweet nerd-nai f (and in a pair of notable episodes, a paintball kamikaze) who legitimately finds his horizons expanded by his community-college classes.
Presidents have tried to put their spin on the data, of course, and there have been notable episodes of deliberate manipulation, as when Lyndon Johnson moved the Social Security Trust Fund into the general budget, or when David Stockman fabricated numbers in the first Reagan budget.
The most notable episode occurred on March 13, not long after she started her new job.
But one notable episode shows just how damaging the secret tampering with source code can be.
They are consulted when former presidents die, around election time or on the occasion of any notable episode involving the executive branch.
Wednesday's night of television resulted in a victory divided among ABC, NBC and Fox, as each network featured a notable episode of one of its programs.
The most notable episode occurred in September when NATO attacked the convoy of a candidate for Parliament who was campaigning in Takhar with his uncle and several campaign workers.
