Sentence examples for installment subject from inspiring English sources

They said the debt limit would be increased by $900 billion in the first installment, subject to a Congressional vote of disapproval that Mr. Obama would be able to veto.

Mr. Cooper's first Bulletin installment on the subject delved into the origin of macaroons and took pains to differentiate the Century cookies from the common Italian amaretti.

This latest installment finds the subjects, like Tony, left, settling into middle age.

With its "ambiguous language," Mr. McConnell added, "there is real concern that this bill could penalize anyone in this country who buys or sells something on an installment plan," potentially subjecting any merchant that offers credit that is subject to a finance charge or extends over more than four installments to the authority of the consumer bureau.

Installments are paid yearly subject to an annual project appraisal and agreed spending plan between the winner and Ecover.

Speaking from Telluride, he said that he continued to oppose the death penalty, and still planned to finish his television series on the subject, four installments of which have already been shot.

Today Mr. McCain is the subject of another installment of The Time's Long Run series.

In the final installment, on Wednesday evening, the subject was Cage's introspective side, captured in subdued, slow-moving works that encouraged a calm focus, even as colors and textures shifted subtly.

Geographic and institutional variations in care are the subject of this installment of the ongoing series on the Cost of Dying.

Gordon Mumma, who worked with Mr. Cunningham from 1966 to 1974, was the subject of the second installment, on Monday night.

"WORKS & PROCESS" The austere compositions of the Italian choreographer Luca Veggetti are the subject of this week's installment of the performance-and-discussion series.