Sentence examples for death is imminent from inspiring English sources

It's the feeling that death is imminent".

When death is imminent, the breathing changes, and discoloration begins.

But obviously I knew, being a nurse, hearing the word critical means death is imminent.

But, to the uninitiated, it might sound as if death is imminent and no one is responding.

For the frog, gradually rising heat causes no alarm — until the water is so hot that death is imminent.

But in "Neil's Garden," though a death is imminent, AIDS is not the cause and it is never mentioned.

(When you waste hours surfing the Internet for ways to convince yourself that death is imminent, courting a legitimate gestational health risk seems insulting).

The fact that many terminally ill patients don't enter hospice care until death is imminent has plagued the field for years.

But how chilling to see it portrayed as a problem that when death is imminent, "it may be the patients and families who cannot let go".

The phrase, she says, "acknowledges that death is imminent," but it also sends an important message: "We are not just sending people home to die.

People with AIDS tend not to admit, even to themselves, that they are sick; they seek help only when death is imminent.