Sentence examples for installment in which from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tower is the focus of the current installment, in which seven of her works will be performed and discussed.

"Glorious Appearing" is the most anticipated and potentially most controversial "Left Behind" novel yet: it is the installment in which Jesus himself finally returns.

9 P.M. (Starz) PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES (2011) Johnny Depp resurrects Jack Sparrow in the franchise's fourth installment, in which the search is on for the fountain of youth.

In another installment in which we ask writers to reflect on their own work, we had B.C. Edwards, author of this past Sunday's Lives essay, share with us the most helpful piece of writing advice he ever received.

That installment, in which Peter yearns for his son Chris to become smarter by converting to Judaism, was first shown on Adult Swim on Cartoon Network in 2003, and then on Fox in 2004.

Perhaps Mr. Barenboim and the musicians of the Staatskapelle Berlin do, but the Tuesday evening installment, in which they performed the Fourth and Fifth Symphonies and the Second Concerto, did not leave one confident.

Two of the earliest installments, in which S.G.F.

The star (government name: Mark Sinclair Vincent) may have become associated with crazy stunts, blunt-force trauma and sequel after blockbuster-grossing sequel (cumulative worldwide gross for the "Fast & Furious" installments in which he's featured: $2.14 billion) — a certain cinema of gigantism.

If the Elian Gonzalez story were indeed a soap opera, Saturday's installment -- in which armed federal agents forcibly took the youngster from his great-uncle's home and returned him to his father -- would be akin to a season finale.

By the time that breakout installment arrives, in which Patrick and Richie traipse around San Francisco instead of going to work, Dom (Murray Bartlett) and Aug (Frankie J. Alvarez) are developed independently enough not to deflate the episode to needless diversion.

By comparison, he has found great comfort in his television casting shows, which Really Useful Group has produced with the BBC since the first installment, in 2006, which sought to find an actress to play the lead role of Maria in a "Sound of Music" revival.