Sentence examples for odd episode from inspiring English sources
Both of these carefully worded statements are fodder for clever investigators.But this odd episode is disturbing for bigger reasons, too.
It's certainly an odd episode for her, the girl next door who transformed into a corporate killer.
What's more, this sort of drama feels genuinely new: beyond the odd episode of Doctor Who and Quantum Leap, speculative alternate histories are rarely told on TV.
It was just another odd episode in the 2013 Hamptons police files, a fitting archive of the summer holiday season that was.
It is a tribute to Berners's generosity that he accepted this odd episode with equanimity, showing a surprising fondness for baby Victoria.
Ruth Kelly's resignation, confirmed by Downing Street at 3am in a Manchester hotel, was an odd episode, subject to rumour and denial.
They are used by now to outside guests appearing in odd episodes.
1. THE PATIENT'S STORY Over the past 10 years, the patient — now 33 — became completely disabled by strange pains and odd episodes of weakness that no one could explain.
My value as a salesgirl had also plummeted, because of odd episodes of panic during which, instead of helping customers, I'd be inching toward the door with my keys, ready to take off and lock them inside.
After 15 years and 330-odd episodes, ER (More4), finally flatlined on Thursday night.
What, you wonder, distinguishes these scenes from a couple of dozen over the previous 70-odd episodes?
