Sentence examples for By forthcoming from inspiring English sources

Compton: A Soundtrack by Dr Dre was inspired by forthcoming NWA biopic, Straight Outta Compton, and premiered on Apple Music on Thursday.

Rather, Dre is meant to be putting out music inspired by forthcoming music biopic, Straight Outta Compton – and, according to Ice Cube, the album may come out on 1 August.

The Treasury insist the change has been stress-tested, confirming this morning that those higher earners who did not give up their child benefit would face a civil fine, to be stipulated by forthcoming parliamentary legislation.

High-profile supporters of a campaign to ensure that the film industry is not adversely affected by forthcoming free trade talks between the European Union and the US are celebrating an apparent victory.

This means my vacations often involve signing waivers to say I won't mind if I'm killed/crippled/dented by forthcoming activities and/or bears/whales/eagles/horses – in Sark it means walking past signs that politely say things like "Use this path at your own risk".

It is expected that polarimetry surveys with high-spatial resolution will be realized by forthcoming projects such as that of the Akatama Long Mand Association ALMAAssociation ALMA

The Times was tipped off to the story by a forthcoming book, "Clinton Cash," by Peter Schweizer, which a Clinton campaign spokesman has called a "smear project".

_ Adapted from the introduction to "The Sea Is a Continual Miracle: Sea Poems and Other Writings by Walt Whitman," edited by Jeffrey Yang, forthcoming from University Press of New England, in April , 2017

FINANCIAL MARKETS South Korean share prices leapt by 13.4%, boosted by the forthcoming summit of the two Koreas and a possible upgrade of sovereign debt later this year.

People are concerned by the forthcoming presidential election and by the mechanics of staying alive in what remains one of the world's poorest countries.

Of note are two books by leading specialists: Jihad: The Rise and Fall of Islamic Extremism by Gilles Kepel (forthcoming in translation from I.B.