Sentence examples for installments by from inspiring English sources

"Ulysses" was originally issued in installments by The Little Review.

Though 'War and Peace' was first published in installments, by the way".

"Killing Time," Caleb Carr's "novel of the future" -- some of it was originally published in serial installments by Time magazine -- offers a bizarre twist on this diabolical theme.

SCOTT PILGRIM'S FINEST HOUR (Oni Press, $11.99), the last of six installments by Bryan Lee O'Malley, finds the title hero mourning his lost love, Ramona, and acting as immature as ever.

If you could go back in time to the way people dropped the ball on certain books, "Jesus' Son" was a book that should have been like Pulitzer-everything. There's a book called "Family Installments," by Edward Rivera.

That's the simplest explanation of a multimedia fiction project written by Jon Bois that is currently being published in daily installments by the sports site SB Nation, where Bois is the creative director.

The first installment, by Kathryn Schultz, concerns the practice of "distance reading" — a method of approaching literature that essentially does away with the reader altogether.

The critically reviled "Sex and the City 2" was also a substantial disappointment; ticket sales lagged behind the first installment by 30 percent.

Her gallery, 10 Chancery Lane, is to re-open after a renovation in February with a large-scale installment by Christine Nguyen, a young Vietnamese-American artist whose parents were war refugees.

The deal was completed last week; now all the city has to do is pay a $112,500 rent installment by Aug. 30 and make a few crucial repairs by later this week.

Harry fans who had lined up at bookstores uncharacteristically kept open into the witching hours were finally able to fork over their $29.99 (or often some discounted price) for "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," the relished fifth installment by J. K. Rowling recounting the exploits of the alluring schoolboy wizard.