Sentence examples for an imminent date from inspiring English sources

But if Palin had pencilled an imminent date in her diary, she's certainly rubbed it out now.

Usually when a title and album artwork are announced it's part of a set plan and is usually accompanied by an imminent release date.

Later, in a disorienting change of pace, several minutes are given over to Jodie alone in her apartment, preparing for an imminent dinner date – a rushed tidy, a flick through a cook book, a frantic decision about what to wear.

The owners, Delphi Basilicato and Jai Singh, who bought the theater eight years ago, dismissed rumors of an imminent closing date, but said they wanted either to sell the business or attract enough investment capital to revamp the two-screen theater.

They were more excited about imminent dates (as opposed to hypothetical), but above and beyond that, they were more concerned about the other's feelings than they thought they would be.

The clipper ship sailing cards first appeared during the 1850s, advertising the departure of a ship on an imminent but indeterminate date.

The 42-year-old, who was convicted for drug smuggling, is due to face the firing squad at an imminent but undisclosed date.

Soon, a Web site called the End Times Forecaster was predicting the exact date of an imminent supervolcano eruption.

The non-governmental organization (NGO) HealthNet TPO (HNTPO; formerly HealthNet International) has been providing leishmaniasis diagnosis and treatment in Kabul since 1995, the date when the first reports of an imminent CL epidemic emerged [ 4].

The new alerts will warn of either an "imminent threat" or an "elevated threat" with a summary of the potential threat as well as an expiration date.

Perhaps to suggest an imminent thundercloud?