Sentence examples for early installments from inspiring English sources

But in early installments the show used directors for hire, not auteurs or big names.

The early installments, while considered fast-paced entertainment in their day, seem almost leisurely today.

But in Minneapolis I stayed with an old softball-playing buddy and his wife who, after 20 years, had invited me to catch up with them after reading the early installments of this blog.

In 1973, he became a music critic for The New York Post, and from 1981 to 1983, he was the host of the early installments of "Live From the Met" on PBS.

(Eichler) SOHEIL NASSERI (Tuesday) This young Californian pianist has both a magnificent technique and an inventive interpretive spirit, assets that served him well in the early installments of the Beethoven cycle that he completes this season.

The dialogue in the gentle one-on-one scenes in the early installments of the series often beats to the low-key slice-of-life rhythms of an Off Broadway play.

And what is happening in Pittsburgh appears to be an early installment of a demographic drama unfolding across the nation.

"Hopefully, I can build on my success and help dispel the myth of the 'dumb jock,' " Dykstra wrote in an early installment.

"Since when are millions of Americans ready to wake up to the rantings of an angry black kid?" Huey's best friend, Caesar, a dreadlocked, droopy-eyed transplant from Brooklyn, once asked him, in an early installment of the strip.

But even with £1.826 billion, or $2.93 billion, flowing into the system last year, an early installment in what could be as much as £70 billion ($112 billion) over 10 years, the improvements, such as they are, do not seem to have yet trickled down to commuter level.

In an early installment of Geisel's cartoon feature "Boids and the Beasties", which began in Judge magazine in 1927, he juxtaposed a bird and an elephant.