Sentence examples for installments- from inspiring English sources
Next year sees the introduction of the "green deal", a scheme whereby people can invest in energy efficiency improvements to their homes, community spaces and businesses at no upfront cost, instead paying through installments on their energy bills.
Chrysler also agreed to pay the VEBA an additional $700m in four $175m annual installments after the merger is completed.The settlement is larger than Fiat had originally hoped but the union was originally demanding more than $5 billion for its Chrysler holding.
Under a layaway system, you pay first (in installments, plus a small service fee) and only pick up your purchase when you're in the clear.
Repayment is made in a lump sum at maturity or in installments throughout the life of the loan.
Piesiewicz eventually completed screenplays for all three installments, which were filmed in the first decade of the 21st century; Kieślowski received credit for cowriting Heaven (2002), directed by German filmmaker Tom Tykwer.
Thunderball, British spy film, released in 1965, that is the fourth James Bond movie and one of the highest-grossing installments in the series.
Romola was planned as a serial for Blackwood's, until an offer of £10,000 from The Cornhill Magazine induced George Eliot to desert her old publisher; but rather than divide the book into the 16 installments the editor wanted, she accepted £3,000 less, an evidence of artistic integrity few writers would have shown.
The country faces a tight deadline of debt repayments starting with a €780m loan installment to the IMF on 12 May, the day after a crucial eurogroup summit.
11.43pm BST23:43 OK, that's all from me: James Richardson is waiting for me up in near-earth orbit, where we are about to record tonight's thrilling installment of our World Cup Daily podcast.
The first installment featured Dave Foley, a comedian known for "Newsradio" and "Kids in the Hall", and Joss Whedon, who recently directed "The Avengers" and is a frequent collaborator of Ms Day's.Ivana Kirkbride, the manager of YouTube's "premium" networks, says the video-sharing site accepted proposals for hundreds of channels as part of its foray into free original programming.
A third installment is promised shortly, with a final chapter to follow.In American political parlance, such an exposé released on the eve of an election might be hailed as an "October surprise".
