Sentence examples for installment based on from inspiring English sources
(The singing is done by Lori Stinson.) "The American Collection's" first installment, based on Langston Hughes's "Cora Unashamed," was focused, emotionally moving, and by far the most successful, with Regina Taylor as a single mother.
In this latest "30 for 30" installment, based on "Ghosts of Mississippi," the ESPN journalist Wright Thompson's article about those events, Fritz Mitchell explores one of the most significant moments in the Civil Rights movement and the young men caught in the middle of history.
Authors can adapt next installments based on first ones.
Microfinance institutions should grant loans for the acquisition of financially and economically viable off-grid renewable energy systems to communities with monthly installments based on established monthly energy expenditures.
The firms, SpaceX of El Segundo, Calif., and Rocketplane Kistler of Oklahoma City, will over the next five years split almost $500 million in installments, based on performance milestones, to demonstrate their capability to deliver cargo and people to the international space station.
The story begins on June 17 , 1971 after a federal court has enjoined The New York Times — which had already published three installments based on the documents — from publishing any more.
The primary series has been flanked by other installments based on major football tournaments, such as the FIFA World Cup and UEFA Champions League, as well as a series of other football titles.
Access to real-time client data also enables new business models like dynamic installments based on real-time analysis of available working capital and cash flow.
For those worried about being caught flatfooted come April, consider paying quarterly installments (based on estimates of your federal and state taxes); laying out cash today could save the pain of penalties tomorrow.
Guitar Hero installments based on specific bands, such as Metallica and Aerosmith, were also published.
The companies said $5.25 billion of that would be paid upfront and the remaining in installments based on certain milestones. .
