Sentence examples for instalments that from inspiring English sources

Proper, planned out instalments that take us on an arc over a set series of instalments?

Likewise, the Bookseller picked James Patterson's newest and 22nd Alex Cross novel, when it was the two previous instalments that made the the top 100 bestsellers in 2014.

In a statement, Watson added: "The time has come for David Cameron to put the record straight rather than having details dragged from him in instalments – that is the absolute minimum..

To celebrate the occasion, Resident Advisor has set up a microsite where you can listen to all 499 instalments that make up the archive, from Troy Pierce (RA001) to DJ Paypal (RA499).

If that sounds like a lot, even for this crew, it's because this is a double episode, enchaining two instalments that originally, in the UK, aired separately.

But the government worries that Brazilian consumers are so used to paying for everything from clothes to white goods to cars in supposedly interest-free instalments that they might then stop spending altogether, nipping a nascent recovery in the bud.

But there was one instalment that was both hair-raisingly outlandish and hair-raisingly plausible.

The series has always had its scary aspects, but this is the instalment that's most likely to give its youngest viewers nightmares.

But one has to wonder if Five Armies is the instalment that really does need a bit of extra "wow" to keep audiences interested.

They will, however, hold a video conference on Saturday to sign off on a new loan instalment that will keep Greece from bankruptcy over the summer.

But delays in agreeing over the exact nature of the cuts is holding up the disbursement of a critical €31.5bn (£25bn) loan instalment that will help Greece stay afloat and inject cash into the economy.