Sentence examples for feel imminent from inspiring English sources

On this evidence that day does not feel imminent, particularly if they can achieve greater scrummaging dominance.

Change does not feel imminent, with the England head coach, Trevor Bayliss, speaking positively about his prospects after the victory at the Wanderers when saying the right-hander "looked like he belonged" at Test level.

In a letter to bin Laden in January, 2004, which was intercepted by U.S. intelligence, Zarqawi explained that "if we succeed in dragging [the Shia] into the arena of sectarian war it will become possible to awaken the inattentive Sunnis as they feel imminent danger".

Following the indications of the first head of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Zarqawi, whose letter of 2004 to bin Laden (intercepted by Western intelligence agencies) reads in part: "If we succeed in dragging them into the arena of sectarian war, it will become possible to awaken the inattentive Sunnis, as they feel imminent danger".

This ease of simulation makes global warming feel imminent," says Critcher.

A FEW hours with your hands in the soil makes summer feel imminent and Monday feel far, far away.

When a binge feels imminent, Mantell suggests the THINK model: ask whether these feelings are True, Helpful, Inspiring, Necessary or Kind.

For many of them, full independence feels imminent.

But, unless the Liverpudlian improves, it feels imminent.

Lieutenant Kaylor was on a regular rotation when he left for Kuwait, long before the conflict in Iraq felt imminent.

The road was littered with the detritus of the fall of a dictator that was long in the making but never felt imminent until the coastal town of Zawiyah fell a week ago.