In staff seminars the quiet click of his braille machine regularly gave warning of the imminence of one of his incisive interventions, exposing pretension and putting both visiting and resident speakers on the spot.
Doctors can better foresee the imminence of one's death, which today is mostly a consequence of chronic degenerative diseases.
As far back as I can remember, she brooded obsessively on the imminence of her end, invoking it again and again, especially at moments of parting.
And on a proper showing of the imminence of problems with Saddam Hussein and on a proper showing that this is the last recourse, my vote may well be cast with the administration as well.
They certainly did not go so far as to muse publicly on the possible imminence of John Paul's death, as Cardinal Schönborn did.
Gardner apparently felt no need to provide evidence for this assertion, as if the reality of the imminence of an IS attack on the United States homeland should've been manifestly obvious to all viewers.
Gardner apparently felt no need to provide evidence for this assertion, as if the reality of the imminence of an IS attack on the United States homeland should have been manifestly obvious to all viewers.
But perhaps the imminence of Easter had brought this on.
The Japanese, perhaps more intimately than any other people along the Ring of Fire, know their earthquake history; they are at once aware of the legacy of destruction behind them and the imminence of what is always, somehow, on the horizon.
The influence on learning of the imminence of assessment, a newly described factor, is a case in point.
