Sentence examples for terrible episode from inspiring English sources

But something much more profound underlies this terrible episode.

None of which excuses the terrible episode title.

… Mercifully, what happened in Germany in 1933, and its aftermath, will remain a uniquely terrible episode in history".

That terrible episode brought the school national attention, none of it welcome: previously known as a large and diverse state school, Rutgers became associated with homophobia and cruelty.

"We made Savile a VIP and what this terrible episode teaches us is that fame is power and must be held to account," he said.

"I think that the policy of the E.U. was correct and that the terrible episode of the Yugoslav war in the 1990s is forgotten".

There have certainly been more terrible episodes on Long Island.

Each of these terrible episodes gets one or two sentences, tops, and then Earley's back to flipping channels.

For Golding the class gulf was "as real as a wound", and contributed to terrible episodes of rage throughout his life.

The play is no longer an expression of madness, a thing made up of fragments, a disaster zone of terrible episodes.

I think the film will stand as one of the most powerful records of one of the most terrible episodes in human history.