In fact it seems almost imminent.
With departure almost imminent, Maddison said he was emotional about leaving the Shokalskiy and, in particular, the spot where the ship had been stranded.
When stress is mounting and your mood deteriorating, it is easy, almost imminent, that we get pulled into poor health habits.
But for Liberty to take off, digital TV will have to do so first-something Malone began hyping as imminent almost a decade ago.
He added, "I don't think I'd want to be talking to the palliative care person either if… I saw it was almost like the imminent end of life people" (Rural, non-Aboriginal).
Let me warn that by the next rainfalls in October, we project that all of central and south Somalia will suffer the same extreme food and nutrition crises as is the case in the worst areas today, with twice as many children, almost 300,000, in imminent peril.
Specifically, the legalisation of torturing the guilty faces the problem of imminence; unlike killing in self-defence it almost never involves an imminent threat.
The weapons issue has proved tougher for Mr. Blair, who based his argument for war almost solely on the imminent danger posed by Mr. Hussein's arsenal.
Misterman is indeed an intense play, a physically demanding one-man performance on a vast set that relies for a lot of its atmosphere on an almost constant suggestion of imminent violence.
Bishop's reunion with Methfessel and other boons of 1976 — the Neustadt Prize, her European trip, the upcoming publication of "Geography III," and a "very smart" Advanced Verse Writing class in the fall, the last she was scheduled to teach — almost compensated for the imminent termination of her Harvard contract at the end of the spring 1977 semester.
Rahane succumbs to imminent centuryitis, almost out the previous ball chasing a short ball, he then pops up a catch when he stops his off-drive mid followthrough when tricked by a slower ball and looped it up to Cook at cover who dived and caught it well.
