Sentence examples for instalments between from inspiring English sources

Arthur Waley, a Cambridge classicist who taught himself Japanese and Chinese, produced the first English translation in six instalments between 1925 and 1933.

In the event, he paid Blazer $750,000, in three instalments between 2008 and 2011, allegations to which Blazer is said to have pleaded guilty.

The Splott Division comprises three 4.5-minute webisodes which will be showcased on Youtube in monthly instalments between February and April.

Opera North's Ring cycle has been staged in annual instalments between 2011 and 2014 to sell-out audiences in the midlands and north of England, conducted by the company's music director Richard Farnes and directed by Peter Mumford.

Talbot created the first book illustrated with photography, The Pencil of Nature, published in instalments between 1844 and 1846.

After a four-hour meeting of EU finance ministers, the European Commission said it would consider a Dutch proposal to allow the UK and other countries to pay the additional contributions in instalments between now and next September.

The latest instalment between the local rivals will go a long way to deciding whether either will secure a Premiership play-off berth.

Some years ago, my wife gave me a 1930s facsimile copy of Pickwick in its monthly instalments, complete with resonant between-the-wars advertisements ("I have used your whisky consistently for the last 25 years and do not know what I should have done without it"), but in a way it's too precious to read.

LOTR was a risk – not the surefire bets that sequels to explosively successful originals are – but it is essentially one long story, and having the actors and crew take a two-year break between instalments wouldn't have worked.

I appreciate there are a lot of episodic games that fit the single-sitting model, but what I've tried to do here is highlight releases that follow stories that can be seen in full without breaks between instalments.

I wonder if the Zelda series' habit of changing so much between instalments gets lost on those who don't play Nintendo games anymore, who perhaps never have given the company's slide from popularity since the Wii U's failure to come close to the Wii's 100-million-selling success.