Sentence examples for any second now from inspiring English sources
The phrase "any second now" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is used to indicate that something is about to happen soon. For example, "I think my train will be arriving any second now."
According to the Inquirer, its "well-placed sources" say the acquisition could happen "any second now".
I expect doctors will abandon the program any second now….
Their official sense of humor is expected to be outlawed by the N.H.L. any second now.
'Any second now you're going to see me give a little jump.
And Zooey Deschanel/Ryan Gosling could theoretically walk through your door any second now.
Q. Do you have any second thoughts now about this leak investigation? A. No, I think, given the factual circumstances, which were that there's an allegation that out of a closed hearing classified information had been given to one or more reporters.
Runners on first and second now.
What comes first now is talent.
The third, "Now Open," was somewhat sunnier.
