In the Shab teahouse, a business-as-usual feel belied the imminent day of reckoning.
There had been speculation of a visit throughout the week, and his arrival from France, where he held meetings and attended Bastille Day festivities with French President Emmanuel Macron, became imminent Friday morning.
— With the signing of his new $41.25 million contract imminent Thursday morning, Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist had to endure barbs from his teammates about his usual reluctance to pick up dinner tabs and other light-spending ways.
With Trump's path to the nomination increasingly set in stone, the need to stop his momentum, and carry the mantle for what's been dubbed the "Never Trump Movement," seemed more dire and imminent Thursday night.
Any change including Fertitta didn't appear imminent Tuesday, as he marveled at the duration of his friendship with White because, "Dana says all the time that partnerships self-destruct when things are going bad, but moreso when they're going good".
A FEW hours with your hands in the soil makes summer feel imminent and Monday feel far, far away.
Interviewed after yet another subsidence and asked about the imminent one-day series, Dhoni commented that "it's not as taxing or demanding as the five-day format".
An allied military strike on Libya did not appear imminent on Friday night.
Seventy years ago last month, allied leaders including Winston Churchill, President Eisenhower and Charles de Gaulle met on a train in the Hampshire village of Droxford to discuss the imminent D-day invasion.
Such a move does not appear imminent; on Friday Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman, told attendees at the Jackson Hole, Wyo., conference that the Fed would take necessary steps to help the economy, but didn't outline any possibilities as he has done previously.
