Sentence examples for be eminent from inspiring English sources
adjective
High, lofty; towering; prominent.
IT'S that time of year again: the season when eminent scientists (or, at least, those who feel themselves to be eminent) await a call from Stockholm.
Yes, there will be eminent domain debates and opposition from "not in my backyard" property owners, but these issues could be minimized through effective planning and management.
A deal with Sony Pictures is also said to be eminent.
A lead editor will be supported by a large number of associate editors who will be eminent active scientists.
Not only has Art been eminent for decades-he is responsible, more than anyone, for the notion that a comics creator could be eminent.
In response to two separate lawsuits, USFWS has relisted the wolf in the Great Lakes and in Wyoming, but a national delisting may be eminent.
"Beckmann was eminent and out of fashion," Mr. Storr added.
His qualifications for this pivotal position were eminent.
Two were eminent but ageing Communist academics, and one a Hong Kong businessman.
The crux of the connection is the friendship between their fathers, who were eminent composers.
The bees generally keep to themselves but if a threat is perceived, attack is eminent.
