Sentence examples for only instalment from inspiring English sources

The most seasonally disorienting release of the week is Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, the only instalment in Tom Cruise's spy thriller franchise to not receive a May release.

The critic for The Globe and Mail, Jay Scott, also praised the film, saying that Never Say Never Again "may be the only instalment of the long-running series that has been helmed by a first-rate director".

Whatever other work "George Eliot" may have been, or may have engaged upon, the vein to which we owe Middlemarch and Romola is not yet exhausted; and while any attempt at criticism would be out of place so long as only an instalment of Daniel Deronda is in our hands, one observation may be made with absolute safety with regard to it.

Only one instalment never made it out: a shuffler-heavy deep house night we filmed in Vauxhall that was held back because the club owners couldn't see the funny side.

In their day, these were incredibly popular, weekly journals, which not only carried instalments of novels such as Great Expectations and Hard Times, but also journalism and political comment.

With only six instalments to play with, the Davies adaptation is expected to leave out the book's lengthy philosophical and historical elements, focusing on its human relationships and the story of its four families.

Channel 5 seem to have preemptively thrown in the towel when it comes to sci-fi viral mystery Helix, barge-poling it from 10pm on Mondays to a much later timeslot – a scheduling quarantine that suggests they are essentially washing their hands of the series after only five instalments of a 13-episode run.

Goodstart's spokeswoman said the total agreement was worth $132m in three instalments, but only the first $60m instalment was contracted to be paid.

This dense statistical biography of F1, furthermore, is only the first instalment of a projected four.

Judged by headliners only, the seventh instalment looked like a segregated indie/dance/rock triptych with an eye on day-ticket buyers.

This year's influx of Nuer – equal to 60% of Gambella's 2007 official population of 307,000 – is only the latest instalment in a century-old trend.