Installment used in a sentence

Installment in a sentence as a noun

We are to be paid in four $625K installments, with the fourth one being against delivery.

Or this may be the eleventyth installment of Apple sells a lot of devices.

Nine times out of ten, when I've paid for an expansion pack, or installment #2, or what have you, I've received my money's worth.

With the 3rd installment, Warcraft ceased to be a real-time strategy game and became an action-rpg.

I promised some follow up writing on the last thing of mine someone posted to HN, so here is a first installment on that promise.

Settlement/compromise, installment plan over a long term, and even bankruptcy are options.

Me cash-strapped grad student is back to playing with Kayak, Orbitz & Co myself while waiting for the next installment of travel porn to get voted up on HN.

If so I know a really cool nerdy trick:Sonic & Knuckles was a pretty awesome Sonic installment for the Megadrive that had a really weird cartridge.

> The installment plan monthly amount due to my high cost location ends up being total after tax dollars minus rent and very frugal and basic living expensesSo what's the problem?

They weren't really going to farther.\nIf congress does it again, i'd expect them to be significantly more receptive to the argument that it is "unlimited copyright on the installment plan"

During erdogans reign he improved the minimum wage by 500%, allowed farmers to access capital at a 5% interest rate as opposed to the initial 54% and paid off the last installment towards the IMF freeing them of all their debts.