Sentence examples for preceding episode from inspiring English sources

The Baltimore Sun journalist Andrew Conrad commended the episode, citing that the episodic pace was faster than the preceding episode.

Each week, the fan show Talking Bad discusses details of the preceding episode of Breaking Bad with cast, crew and celebrity fans.

However, the number of states at or near the minimum in the recent episode, and their labor force shares, were much smaller in the recent episode than in the preceding episode.

Panel A shows that the PBD maximum/minimum spread across states was quite large (around 30 40 weeks) in the most recent extension episode and the preceding episode in the early 2000s.

Response to "The Siege of Spinner Cay" was similar to that of the preceding episode.

Carabott also called it an improvement over the preceding episode, "The Glass Ballerina".

We've come to expect a season finale to wrap up the events of the preceding episodes and point to the direction the show will take next season.

It was real scraping-the-barrel stuff, but only slightly worse than the preceding episodes where even Bob Mortimer and Johnny Vegas's schtick just seemed old.

But, according to new research carried out at the Ehrenberg Centre at London South Bank University, even those avid Corrie fans might not have been that interested in the preceding episodes - only half of us watch soaps if we've seen an episode earlier in the week.

The Bridge pulled together dangling plot threads from a clutch of preceding episodes: bringing back Mike (and his son Ace) from the pilot, reintroducing fashion-forward test subject recruiter Raina (Ruth Negga) from The Girl in the Flower Dress and suggesting that the head-wrecking cybernetic implants from Eye-Spy were all part of the same overarching conspiracy.

Three preceding episodes of bilateral carotid artery occlusion for 1 min and reperfusion of 1 min (ischemic preconditioning) prevented markedly ischemia reperfusion-induced cerebral ischemia reperfusion-inducedinfarcerebral loss of memory and motor coordinjuryn.