Sentence examples for instalment I from inspiring English sources

I'm already looking forward to the next instalment: I know of nothing else quite like this in current literary fiction.

However, very little has been said of the distinctive philosophical method and literary style of his great work, the Ethics – and so in this final instalment I want to address this issue.

After last week's instalment I was worried that in its overwhelming desire to stay onside with its subjects, Benefits Street might inadvertently make the case for the therapeutic effects of grinding poverty.

As the director of the first instalment, I have to set the scene for the following two: who are these characters, what do they want and what do they hope for?

But since watching the first instalment I've been getting a nasty repeat.

The first instalment, I'm Starved for You, was published last March.

This week sees the next instalment, This Is England '88, a three-part TV series screened on consecutive nights.

It's a skill that might win her a role in the next James Bond instalment but I'm not sure it would help her infiltrate a terrorist network unnoticed.

It was enough to give BBC1 a rare win over ITV1's Coronation Street, which averaged 7.294 million (30.4%) and 6.003 million (23.5%) at 7.30pm and 8.30pm respectively, and the latest instalment of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, which drew 6.040 million and 23.3% between 9pm and 10pm (of whom 389,000 watched on ITV HD).

The more experienced collector again went "R&R" with the debtor before offering the same instalment plan I had already discussed.

The title hints at the possibility of future instalments, and I can't help thinking the siblings' oddball geek take on the genre might just provide a fun alternative to the more studio-honed version of Star Wars that we're likely to see in the Disney era.