Sentence examples for a recent installment from inspiring English sources

In a recent installment, Saul, Carrie's superior, insisted on handling the arrest of a young American woman terrorist.

A recent installment involves an immigrant father who greets his wife and children as they emerge from behind a pair of sliding glass doors at the airport.

A recent installment of another monthly event, called the New York Tech Meet-Up and held in Chelsea, drew 700 tech enthusiasts.

FOR about 12 minutes at a recent installment of One Step Beyond, a monthly party at the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, no one danced.

At a recent installment of the popular Tuesday night party, a few craned over Wilmer Valderrama, an actor from "That '70s Show," who shared bottles of vodka with cronies and rapped along with Jay-Z records.

Therese Anne Fowler's best-selling novel "Z.," written in Zelda's persona — though in nothing like her original, run-on rhapsodic literary voice, evident in her letters and one promising, if fragmentary, novel — is a recent installment in the story.

In its most recent installment of a twice-yearly report to Congress on the exchange and economic policies of the United States' major trading partners, the Treasury Department said that China has "resisted very strong market pressures" for currency appreciation and that its "real effective exchange rate exhibited persistent and substantial undervaluation".

Even the current gold standard for doorstop novels, the 1,100-page "A Dance with Dragons," the most recent installment of George R.R. Martin's "Song of Ice and Fire" series, is a comparatively anemic 420,000 words.

This most recent installment continues to offer a revamped Music app, bringing both function and UI changes to the music playback app, a move many suspect also prefaces the possible arrival of a new iTunes streaming music service at the Worldwide Developers Conference early next month.

The most recent installment in the series, "A Dance with Dragons," was published in 2011.

There's a scene in 2011's "Ghost Protocol," the most recent installment of the "Mission Impossible" franchise, in which Tom Cruise hangs from the side of Dubai's Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building.