Sentence examples for small episodes of from inspiring English sources
Any fears and small episodes of violence after the match were largely extinguished, but a 200-strong contingent of Roma fans greeted the team bus with rotten eggs and, more seriously, rocks.
Multiple small episodes of hypoglycemia, none having clinical impact, might be weighted equally to one severe life-changing episode.
In this specific context, even very small episodes of myocardial necrosis (< 1 g) may be associated with significant troponin increases [ 2].
Use this technique at any time during the remainder of the day to relief small episodes of stress.
This happened perhaps due to a small episode of CPF application in field station 1 (between time intervals 7 and 8).
But at the same time the blast's planning and scale -- a suicide bomber evidently detonated a locally made explosive device packed with nails and other shrapnel, the authorities said Sunday -- were a break with the smaller episodes of intra-communal violence that have marked Muslim-Christian relations for the past decade.
The smaller episodes of Master of None's second season typically work better than those that feed into the overall arc, such as "Religion," or "New York, I Love You"—but the biggest standout is "Thanksgiving," a beautiful coming out story that manages to be both heartbreaking and heartwarming at once.
The story begins with a series of small episodes that introduce the character of Wes through action, so that we can get to know the protagonist and the way he functions in the world before his fantasy takes over the narrative.
The Peanuts Movie is more of a string of small episodes than a cohesive plot, with some sections working far better than others.
What chance, what small episode will start the chain of creation?" For her, some episodes were so small as to be totally inapparent to others.
But in some of the later, smaller episodes, especially the ones built around the art world, Lewis's presence inflames routine caricature into something more interestingly pathological.
