Sentence examples for remaining installments from inspiring English sources
Now that United is in bankruptcy, it is unclear whether it will pay the remaining installments.
But starting with Episode 3, the remaining installments each will last around 80 minutes.
Part 2, "Die Walküre," opens on Friday, with the remaining installments, "Siegfried" and "Götterdämmerung," to follow next season.
The remaining installments, tonight and tomorrow, both include performances by Tom Chiu and Friends -- among them, Mr. Chiu's colleagues in the Flux Quartet, as well as the guitarist David First -- performing programs that include works by Ornette Coleman, Conlon Nancarrow, Iannis Xenakis and Gregg Bendian.
There's no stray hyperbole at play in declaring that this most gifted, committed, and electrifying of naturalistic American artists created nothing but great performances – a few of which are left to haunt us in projects not yet released, including the remaining installments of the Hunger Games saga and two independent films that just premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
Accounts owed: These include the type of accounts, account balances, total amount owed, the ratio of debt to available credit and the percentage of remaining installment debt.
commitment is for two remaining loan installments of $1.2 billion each.
She made arrangements to pay the remaining $211 in installments.
The companies said $5.25 billion of that would be paid upfront and the remaining in installments based on certain milestones. .
The show, which stars Kellie Martin as a young pioneer teacher in the 1900s, will air April 15 and 22 at 8 p.m., temporarily replacing "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman". Barney Rosenzweig, executive producer of the series, had recently complained to The Times that although CBS had renewed the series, only a few episodes had aired this season while the remaining 11 installments sat on a shelf.
The remaining 29 chose installments stretched over 10 years at about ¥15 million per year, a tidy sum for a small taxi company.
