Sentence examples for all imminent from inspiring English sources

It's all imminent!

With the new Tate Turbine Hall commission, the Turner prize, and the Frieze art fair all imminent, it is time to gargle and exercise your vocal chords ready to say... "Wow".

Hospitals are required to notify the OPO of all imminent deaths early and before withdrawal of ventilator support in order to initiate independently the discussion and consent process for organ donation with surrogates [ 3].

Instead, Opie is aiming to carve out moments of downtime, amid all the imminent attention, if that's possible.

He has dismissed any prospect of an imminent all-British showdown with his domestic welterweight rival Kell Brook, saying he has "no interest" in the fight at the present time.

But he carries on time-travelling, sometimes leaving his wife wildly in the lurch, zipping off into the future, meeting his only child and seeing his own all-too-imminent end.

On Thursday in Tehran, Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said Iran was "not concerned at all" about an imminent E.U. ban on its oil, vowing that Iran would "weather the storm" of what the Economy Minister, Shamseddin Hosseini, likened to "an economic war".

A nuclear war was all too imminent – a war that might "destroy the Northern Hemisphere", President Eisenhower had warned.

Ferocious windspeeds and rainfall, flooding, damage to buildings, infrastructure, landslides, power cuts, and resulting food shortages all provide imminent danger to 25 million people in its path.

Mexico had already signed the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1994, and just needed a strong democratic society to manage all the imminent riches.

And the new Iran Nuclear Deal, and all its imminent repercussions, is but another step forward for this reformist (liberal-leaning) movement, which rejects the idea, narratives, and policies of a religious state.