Sentence examples similar to that instalment from inspiring English sources

The original Establishment was largely associated with one man; Allen makes sure that this instalment is equally so.

Under the old Mexican accounting rules, banks had to report loans as non-performing if a borrower was a month in arrears, but the amount affected was only that particular instalment, rather than the entire loan.

Byford points out that the instalment is appearing in Kiss magazine, alongside "regular tales of high-school love and drama, and that's the lens through which readers will view it".

The ERC statement says: "At the start of the season (September 2013) the board of ERC decided that each instalment of the ERC distribution payments should be approved by the board before they would be released to the shareholder countries.

It's the fact that another instalment of Kompakt's long running Pop Ambient compilation series is just round the corner!

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.

The current PC version regularly offers new missions and equipment for free download, but at a guess, the instalment that lets you try your hand at interrogations and prison guarding is on a back-burner.

It lacked narrative punch enough to truly impress in the way that debut instalments in The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us managed.

In an instalment that was all about moving the story forward and repositioning key characters on the board, Sasha deduced that the sooner the Saviours kingpin died the better – a conclusion also reached by Carl, who understands that his father will put the shattered pieces of himself together only with the demise of his nemesis.

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