Sentence examples for the installments from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of installing; installation.
- Take oaths from all kings and magistrates at their installment, to do impartial justice by law. Milton.
How was he going to pay the installments?
Taken together, the installments give you the whole story.
Weekly savings were mandatory, as were the installments on repaying the loan.
(It runs for 90 minutes; the installments that follow last an hour).
Only those who collect the installments through the various publications will have the complete story.
'NICHOLAS NICKLEBY' BY CHARLES DICKENS (1839) Dramatists raced to stage this novel even before Dickens had published all the installments.
Buying on the installment plan is almost always more expensive.
It would forgive the indebtedness of the installment-payers.
So she paid for it herself, on the installment plan.
We also characterize the range of installments within which the installment option is not redundant with the European contract.
Christopher Misiano directed the installment.
