Sentence examples for after the imminent from inspiring English sources

Bile Ben Bile, in Abidjan, wrote on the BBC website: "I fear a bloodbath after the imminent fall of the incumbent president.

If he returns to the backbenches after the imminent reshuffle it would not be a disaster for Mr Blair.Nor would losing the services of Mr Prescott, the philandering deputy prime minister.

Forty years after the imminent "death" of Lake Erie prompted the Nixon administration to sign a landmark environmental accord, the E.P.A. administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, and Canada's environment minister, Peter Kent, approved the text of a revised Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement on Friday in Washington.

The leaders of Chiprovtsi assessed that after the imminent capture of Belgrade by the League in 1688 their European allies would reach Sofia and end the Ottoman rule of Bulgaria.

Traditionalism is an aging community's security blanket, most of all in matters of the imminent after-life.

In 2009, after hearing of the imminent demise of Pontiac, I realized it was decision time.

It comes only a few days after Netflix announced the imminent release of eight new specials, bringing the site's total to over two dozen for 2016.

However, tempers are understood to have frayed on both sides after details of the imminent signing of the Evening Standard deal were revealed by MediaGuardian.co.uk last week.

The company, which also counts Sir Richard Branson, Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures, Index Ventures, IA Ventures, and Seedcamp as backers, was widely expected to begin offering currency exchange from U.S. dollar to any number of its supported 300 or so (largely European) currencies, after it announced the imminent opening of a New York office, which has now happened.

After 57... Rc2, faced with the imminent loss of a knight, he resigned.

After all, there is the imminent prospect of Pippa's guide to engagements: "Getting engaged, which is generally followed by getting married, is a very exciting time.