Sentence examples for entire installment from inspiring English sources

She writes: "We expect the entire installment sometime around the middle of November.

In fact, it was at one such event – a fundraiser for DNA Lounge, organised by Zivity's Cyan Bannister – that I first saw him play, and ended up turning over an entire installment of my Guardian column to how I'd been reminded that virtual experiences could never beat the visceral rush of this kind of amazing live performance.

Gibron described the episode as "spooky and somewhat surreal", adding that "the entire installment crackles with possibilities".

It was decided to have the entire installment in the mirror universe in order to maintain the events of "Mirror, Mirror" as being first contact between the two universes.

Today, despite the efforts of conductors like Joel Sachs (who devoted the entire 1997 installment of his Juilliard School Focus! festival to Cowell and his circle), Cowell's own music has slipped out of earshot.

Seacrest had remained inhumanly enthusiastic through the entire four-hour installment of "American Top 40," the 41-year-old show that made its debut on Independence Day weekend in 1970.

But in an age of upheaval where Freddy Krueger's little more than a Rick and Morty reference, Jason Voorhees is but a video game villain, and Halloween just jettisoned its entire canon wholesale the seventh installment in the Child's Play franchise has garnered the two-foot-tall toy terror some of the best reviews of his career.

It has earned $230.7 million in total since opening last week, 22% more than the previous installment grossed in its entire theatrical run.

She took the plunge: for 1,600 yen, or about $17, she bought the entire series, more than 70 installments.

Bill Gibron, writing for DVD Talk, rated the episode 5 out of 5, calling it "one of the scariest, creepiest installments of the entire first season".

The notes should come with an "acceleration clause" specifying that a late installment payment will trigger the entire balance due in full, under penalty of suit.