Sentence examples for Imminent task from inspiring English sources

I don't want to let him down, and my left biceps flutters like a hummingbird with the D.T.'s, a spasm of anxiety about the imminent task at hand, small-time though it may be.

Not that any change to the Championship will help Hales with the imminent task of making his Test debut against South Africa's Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel, probably the best new-ball attack in the world.

Add whichever you're growing to your App garden and the calendar function will remind you of any imminent tasks plus local frost and drought alerts.

Jodl conferred with the propaganda experts on " imminent common tasks " such as German violations of international law, exploitation of them by the enemy and refutations by the Germans, which " task" Jodl considered " particularly important". " Czechoslovakia as a power is out..

He also had to restore morale following the bombing of Darwin on 19 February and deal with the threat of imminent invasion, tasks complicated by the poor state of local communications, transport and early warning systems.

Although Dodd and his colleagues were anxious to conclude the agreement quickly, fearing competition from other would-be purchasers or the dispersal of the collection upon Durrett's apparently imminent death, the task of deciding upon a fair offer was made difficult by the fact that the collection had never been adequately catalogued.

Both commissioners noted that the task force had found no imminent threat to public health and safety from continued operation of the nation's 104 power reactors, or from extending their licenses.

The spanner in the works is Mercury's imminent backslide, which obliges you to do tasks twice over and explain to contrary people that you know what you're doing.

He and his team have the plodding, repetitive task of filing each item, before its imminent move to a purpose-built site outside Paris.

After operators took a variety of corrective actions, the nuclear agency concluded that there was no imminent risk from continuing to operate American plants, and the task force agreed.

Far from feeling flush with imminent power, he told his diary that he contemplated the task ahead "with a mind oppressed with more anxious and painful sensations than I have words to express".