four-part

adjective

1. music arranged for four voices or instruments

Example Sentences

Badenoch said the four-part ITV drama, which went out in January, raised awareness of the issue, turning compensation from "a value for money perception to a public perception question".

From BBC

And in one of his recent writings on this, he kind of suggested a modified version of this four-part test that really puts a huge thumb on the scale disfavoring federal court intervention.

From Slate

CNN’s four-part series “The Many Lives of Martha Stewart,” which aired in January, is probably the most comprehensive and evenhanded dissection of Stewart’s life and career to date that doesn’t include her voice.

From Salon

Those everyday experiences highlight how our formative years are crucial to understanding the American political process and how we form our views, which is highlighted in PBS’ four-part docuseries “Citizen Nation.”

From Los Angeles Times

PBS could not have wanted for better organic, coincidental advertising for its four-part series “Citizen Nation” than Oakland University student Marcus Johnson’s instant virality following the vice presidential debate.

From Salon